The 36-year-old, who earlier this season became the league's all-time leading scorer, was drafted in the 2005 MLS Supplemental draft by San Jose and has remained with the franchise since -- including a four-seasons spell with the Houston Dynamo when the club moved cities.
Wondolowski, who led San Jose last season with 15 goals, has 159 career MLS goals and will have one more season to build on his record tally and try to get San Jose back in the playoffs.
18.00 BST: Man United need attacking reinforcements and one name that continues to pop up is Mario Mandzukic.
The out-of-favour Juve man, 33, will be a Man United player in January, Italian outlet Calciomercato reports. The Champions League winner and World Cup runner-up had a move to Qatar fail earlier this fall and is currently not even training with Juventus. The Old Lady reportedly want £10 million for the Croatian in a deal that could rise to up to £15 million.
Mandzukic to Man United might be the most linked January transfer at the moment but is he the answer to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's problems at Old Trafford.
17.13 BST: When Real Madrid signed Brahim Diaz from Manchester City for £22m less than a year ago, few saw it as a good move for the young winger.
And so it has come to pass. Diaz, 20, has played just once this season, coming off the bench in the defeat at Real Mallorca. Now the club are ready to listen to offers in January, says AS.
16.20 BST: According to Spanish media outlet Eldesmarque, Real Madrid have rejected a £26m bid from Arsenal for on loan midfielder Dani Ceballos.
Real want at least £30m (€35m) after the Spain midfielder impressed enough in north London to keep Mesut Ozil out of the side. Surely with such a small difference in the fee, the two clubs can work things out ahead of January.
15.42 BST: The nephew of Colombian singer Shakira, Tarik Antonio Mebarak, made his debut with the Andorra FC reserves at the weekend.
The club, which competes in the Spanish third division, is owned by Barcelona defender Gerard Pique -- the partner of Shakira and father of her two boys.
Mebarak, a 19-year-old defender, played 90 minutes in Sunday's 4-1 win against Rialp and wore the No. 3 jersey, which is also the number Pique wears for Barcelona.
15.10 BST: Barcelona are looking for a long-term replacement for the ageing Luis Suarez and their attention has been caught by La Liga's top scorer: Loren Moron.
Marca report the 25-year-old is being tracked by Barca after netting seven goals for Real Betis, who are in the relegation zone. So if he can score there, he can score anywhere.
14.33 BST: Bayern Munich have an option to sign Philippe Coutinho for €120m next summer but they are not rushing to make a decision yet.
Bayern CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge told kicker: "Philippe's a player with a lot of quality. He doesn't have the attitude of a star. He's a friendly person, popular around the club and we're really happy with the deal we managed to close."
14.04 BST: Ajax goalkeeper Andre Onana has been speaking to RMC Sport about a possible move.
"There was feedback from PSG," he said. "I had discussions with my agent. He told me about Paris and what they wanted to do. Whether that was a swap with Alphonse Areola will stay in the professional realm. My agent handles these things. We spoke a few times and he told me PSG were interested.
"Barcelona came back in for me this summer. It is home to me. I was part of the club. Logically, they are always keen to repatriate their own. Perhaps it was not the right time to go back, and maybe I will never go back! This summer, though, was not right for it."
13.14 BST: LAFC striker Carlos Vela is wanted by Al-Ahli, according to reports in Saudi Arabia.
Vela, 30, has been in MLS since 2017 and has scored a hatful of goals. The Mexico international has the small matter of an 'El Trafico' vs. LA Galaxy and Zlatan Ibrahimovic to get through in the MLS Cup semifinals, but this could be his last season in the U.S.
12.02 BST: Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham has hit the ground running this season and is in talks over a new £100,000-a-week deal, says the Daily Star.
Amazing what a few goals does for your confidence and your pay packet.
11.27 BST: Arsenal need a few solid defenders and, having already landed the 18-year-old William Saliba from Saint-Etienne over the summer before sending him back to Ligue 1 on loan, they are now in for RB Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano, according to the Daily Mail.
Upamecano, 20, is one of the most highly-rated young defenders around and has a release clause that will drop to €60m in the coming months. Expect the Gunners to be involved.
10.40 BST: Barcelona have paid Atletico Madrid €15m to have the first refusal on Saul Niguez, Jose Maria Gimenez and three other academy players, with sources from both clubs denying the payment has anything to do with the Antoine Griezmann deal.
Saul, 24, has a contract at the Wanda Metropolitano until 2026 and a release clause of €150m; Uruguayan centre-back Gimenez, also 24, has a deal until 2023 and a €120m buyout clause.
ESPN FC has learned that the deal was done in September and means that whenever Atletico receive an offer for the players included in the agreement, they must let Barca know immediately. The Spanish champions will then have the right to match the proposal.
10.03 BST: Tottenham have been pretty terrible recently but they are set to target Barcelona midfielder Carles Alena, according to Mundo Deportivo.
Alena, 21, had been tipped to become the heir to Andres Iniesta or Xavi in midfield, but hasn't had many chances to shine and instead could move on.
09.21 BST: Patrice Evra has said he has held talks with Manchester United about returning to the club in a coaching role.
The former United captain retired from football in July and has been working on his coaching badges at United's training ground.
08.36 BST: Barcelona and Neymar have failed to reach an agreement over a dispute based around a €43m renewal bonus included in the last contract the Brazilian signed with the club in 2016, sources have told ESPN FC.
Neymar received around €14m at the time and was due the remaining €29m on Aug. 1, 2017. However, Barca refused to pay the rest as the forward neared a world-record €222m move to Paris Saint-Germain. He eventually signed for the French club on Aug. 3, 2017.
A judge will now be tasked with resolving the case after lawyers representing both Barca and Neymar delivered their conclusions on Monday to the evidence presented at a hearing in September.
A return to Barcelona had seemed on the cards during the summer transfer window with the player and both clubs all open to a deal, but the parties could not reach an agreement before the deadline. However, sources have told ESPN FC that Barca but will make a renewed effort to sign Neymar next summer.
08.00 BST: Juventus and Atletico Madrid have joined Tottenham in monitoring West Bromwich Albion full-back Nathan Ferguson, according to The Sun.
Ferguson, 19, has broken into the West Bromwich Albion first team this season and has started all but one of the Championship leaders' 12 league games so far.
It was reported at the weekend that Spurs are eyeing the England youth international. Tottenham sold Kieran Trippier to Atletico Madrid in the summer but have struggled to cover for the England international's departure.
Mauricio Pochettino has tried fielding Serge Aurier, Kyle Walker-Peters, Davinson Sanchez and even Moussa Sissoko this season as he has alternated between a back four and using wing-backs but results continue to suffer.
The Sun reports that Ferguson, who is right-footed but has actually been playing at left-back for West Brom this season, is rated at around £10m.
PAPER TALK (by Shaun Reynolds)
Palace perusing Giroud
Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson wants to add some firepower to his attacking options, and will consequently weigh up the option of bidding for Chelsea's proven striker Olivier Giroud.
The Sun has reported that Giroud, 33, has already held talks with Blues boss Frank Lampard about a move away from Stamford Bridge having not started a game for Chelsea since August.
With his Chelsea contract set to run out next summer, the former Arsenal man just might be tempted by a move to Selhurst Park with the European Championships looming.
Palace fans might well be pleased by the club's position in the Premier League table, but with only eight goals scored in nine games, they may enjoy another boost to the squad.
Barca, Atletico make peace over Griezmann saga
A peace agreement regarding Barcelona's unauthorised talks with French forward Antoine Griezmann has been reached, according to El Mundo.
Barcelona were fined €300 (NOT A TYPO) for tapping up Griezmann, who signed for the club in the summer from Atletico Madrid, before his release clause was reduced from €200 million to €120m.
El Mundo's report states Barcelona will pay Atletico €15m and the rights to negotiate for five agreed-upon players, which include Saul and Jose Gimenez.
Tap ins
- Polish striker Arkadiusz Milik is reportedly set to sign a fresh contract with Italian giants Napoli in a deal that will see him remain at the club until 2024. Calciomercato have reported that Milik, 25, will sign a contract this week off the back of his match-winning brace against Verona at the weekend.
- Reports from Tuttosport have linked Barcelona defender Samuel Umtiti with a move to Bayern Munich, amid their search to improve their back line.
19.16 BST: We have a DONE DEAL in MLS as San Jose Earthquakes striker Chris Wondolowski has announced he has signed a one year contract extension.