Defender
DeJuan Jones
5'11"
Bio of USMNT defender DeJuan Jones who plays his club soccer for San Jose.
Caps: 10
DeJuan Jones joined New England through the SuperDraft for the 2019 season where he quickly became a regular in the squad. By 2021, he was playing 30 games a season for a team that set the regular season points record. After another season where he was a crucial part of the Revolution defense, Jones got the call for January camp in 2023. He would be part of the USA’s Gold Cup roster that summer. On July 31, 2024, he joined the Columbus Crew. Jones moved to San Jose on April 22, 2025.
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2025
Subbed on against Venezuela on Jan 18. Started against Costa Rica on Jan 22.
2024
Started against Slovenia on Jan 20.
2023
Debuted as a sub for the USMNT on Jan 26 against Serbia and subbed on against Colombia on Jan 29. Named to the Gold Cup squad, started against Trinidad and Tobago on Jul 2, Canada on Jul 9, and Panama on Jul 12. Subbed on against Oman on Sep 12.
Professional Experience
2025
Started the season with Columbus, playing in five games. Traded to San Jose on Apr 22.
2024
Played in 17 games for New England. Traded to the Columbus Crew on Jul 31. Made one appearance with Columbus, finishing 2nd in the East and exiting the playoffs in Round One.
2023
Made 25 appearances as New England finished 5th and exited the playoffs in the first round.
2022
Made 31 appearances as New England finished 10th.
2021
Made 31 appearances as New England broke the regular-season points record and won the Supporters' Shield. Exited the playoffs in the conference semifinals.
2020
Made 18 appearances as New England reached the round of 16 in MLS is Back, eventually finishing 8th in the East and advancing to the conference final.
2019
New England took Jones with the 11th pick in the SuperDraft and he played in 20 games in his rookie season. The Revolution finished 7th in the East and exited the playoffs in the first round.
Youth and College
Played high school soccer in East Lansing and then spent four years at Michigan State where he was second-team Big Ten in his junior and senior years.
