Carlos Vela

With no new news coming through, our newest Carlos Vela News team-member Isabela Elizondo has created for all Vela supporters around the world a great bunch of fantastic looking icons, which all peoples can use in forums, message boards as well as blogs. Anyone can use them, so that we can make sure that more peoples care about Carlitos. Isabela has joined us in the last days as a Graphic Director, which means that she wants to create all kinds of graphics for the site...Read Full Story

The Mexican TV have shown in the last days a special about Carlos Vela’s history in 40 minutes. The special shows his family as well as how he started playing football with his young age to grow to the player he is now. From the time as a child over to his whole school time as well as his first coaches are all mentioned in this special. It shows also what for a quality young basketball player Carlos is, but it was good for him to decide to play football, because the Mexican’s don’t like the...Read Full Story

After scoring Arsenal’s fourth goal, one of the most memorable Arsenal goals in a while, in emphatic style, Carlos Vela has re-emerged into Arsenal fans’ mindsets. After a forgettable 2009/2010 where the Mexican received little opportunity despite Arsenal mounting injuries, Vela shows promising signs as well as added maturity. The 21-year-old is an electrifying striker blessed with terrific pace and a fierce shot. He’s capable of playing anywhere along the front line, enabling the Mexican...Read Full Story

With a very impressive result in favour for Carlos have ended the second Supporters Voting on Carlos Vela News!! The fans show their support as they voted very confident that Carlos will score against New Zealand for his native Mexico tonight at the Rose Bowl. Will Carlos Vela Score On Wednesday For El Tri? Yes definitely 81% Maybe 14% No chance 5% Carlos has participated in the last training session yesterday at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena and it is expected that Vela hands a start up front...Read Full Story

Photo by gettyimages.com Young Mexican striker Carlos Vela saw from the bench that his native Mexico romped out of the FIFA World Cup against Diego Maradona’s Argentina. Vela was an unused substitute after missing out to pass the late fitness test in the morning. Argentina can say really thank you to referee Roberto Rosetti, who should get all the blame for not dismissing the first goal of the Albiceleste as Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez was miles offside. We are playing a FIFA World...Read Full Story