Find out who owns the San Jose Earthquakes, the owner's net worth, source of wealth and ownership history.
San Jose Earthquakes is based in San Jose, California, and competes in Major League Soccer as a member of the Western Conference. The club was founded in 1994, originally known as the San Jose Clash before rebranding in 2000.
San Jose Earthquakes is also a successful franchise in the MLS, having won two MLS Cups and Supporters' Shields.
Who owns San Jose Earthquakes?
San Jose Earthquakes is owned by John Fisher, who is the majority owner of the club following his acquisition in 2007.
The exact breakdown of ownership percentages is not publicly available.
San Jose Earthquakes ownership structure
John Fisher
John Joseph Fisher is an American businessman who is the principal owner of the MLB franchise Athletics, the San Jose Earthquakes (MLS), and the Texas Rattlers of the Professional Bull Riders organisation.
John is the owner of the clothing retailer Gap Inc. that was founded by his parents, Donald and Doris Fisher. According to figures, he has an estimated net worth of $3 billion.
Club Net Worth and Valuation
According to figures from Forbes, the San Jose Earthquakes are valued at $540 million.
Ownership History
San Jose Earthquakes was founded in 1994. It was owned by Anschutz Corporation and was later part of AEG. John Fisher took control of the club in 2007.
Stadium Information
San Jose Earthquakes play their home games at the PayPal Park located in San Jose, California.