Arsenal’s Carlos Vela Ready To Shine For Mexico

10 10 2009

After sitting out on the sidelines for a long time, because of a suspect ankle injury, which he suffered in the opening clash of this years CONCACAF Gold Cup, young Arsenal hotshot Carlos Vela is preparing himself with his national teammates for the World Cup Qualifier against El Salvador tonight at the Estadio Azteca.

Vela has just returned after a long absence in Arsenal’s Carling Cup clash with West Bromwich Albion, as Arsene Wenger’s young guns have find a way to get in the next round, but first of all it needed a fantastic comeback performance from the young Mexican. Days later Vela has received from the Manager 13 minutes match time in the UEFA Champions League clash with Olimpiacos Piräus. He really showed in both matches that he is on the way to coming back, but of course it needs time to find a place in Arsene Wenger’s strong 18-man squad for the Premier League.

This week on Arsenal TV Online, Vela has admitted that he did not want to go out on loan in the winter transfer window and has denied the rumours which has linked him with Fulham Football Club as well as Spanish La Liga side Deportivo Xerez.

El Tri coach Javier Aguirre could decide tonight to bring the 20 years old from the bench, because of lacking match time.

Expected Line-up of Mexico

Ochoa

Castro – Marquez – Osorio – Salcido

Juarez – Castro – Torrado – Guardado

Barrera (Vela) – Franco

Kickoff at the Estadio Azteca is at 12pm CET, which means 11pm Uk time!

Carlos Vela News will of course provide you with all about Carlos Vela’s performance with his native Mexico.

Article by – A.Zimmermann





Arsene Wenger Admits That Mexican Hotshot Vela Is Ready Now

5 10 2009

Arsenal Manager Arsene Wenger has told the “News of the world” that he does not want to buy players, to stop the development of his youngsters. The french man especially has mentioned his exciting prospects  Carlos Vela, Aaron Ramsey as well as Jack Wilshere.

“We now have Jack Wilshere, Aaron Ramsey and Carlos Vela ready. They are 17, 18 and 20 years old.

“They should not have to switch clubs in order to be able to play. In that case, all the work we put into them would have been wasted.

“Teenagers at Arsenal are given a sound training in football and an excellent social training.

“They live with guest parents whom we have been monitoring and selecting for years.

“Cesc Fabregas (now skipper) and Philippe Senderos lived with the same guest mother. She brought them to Champions League matches in her little Renault 5.”

For Wenger’s philosophy forcing the development of his youngsters, so that they can later develop to great football players, for that youth system he has received a huge reputation in the Managers world.

When other teams spending big on experience players, Wenger always show his tremendous  believe and faith in his young prospects.

Vela has now joined the Mexican national side for their next encounter!

Article by - A.Zimmermann





Vela Get’s 13 Minutes Champions League Action Against Olympiacos

30 09 2009

Young Hotshot Carlos Vela was introduced after 77 Minutes in tonights UEFA Champions League clash with Olympiacos Piräus, as Arsenal Manager Arsene Wenger has decided to give the young Mexican a run out to replace French midfielder Abou Diaby.

The plan of the French man was that Vela can force some problems on the wings for the back four line of Olympiacos. And immediately after he was introduced Arsenal had their goal, even though Vela wasn’t involved, as Fabregas played a ball to Eduardo, so that he could find Robin van Persie and the Dutch man smahes home from close range.

The second for the Gunners came 8 Minutes later, as Andrey Arshavin sealed the 2:0 victory.

With Nicklas Bendtner and still Theo Walcott missing the match, Arsene Wenger has added the young  Mexican to his 18man Squad.

Article by – A.Zimmermann





Vela Interactive Podcast – Issue One – Available Now!

28 09 2009

Welcome to a brand new feature on Carlos Vela News, a monthly podcast called ‘Vela Interactive’. The aim of the chat is to catch up with fellow bloggers and fans to discuss the latest news and views on all things Carlos Vela related.

This week we catch up with Jamie Sanderson, owner of Arseshirts and talk-show co-host. However, Jamie is most noted for being the creator of the Arsenal Reserves & Youth blog Young Guns. The site often features Carlos’ adventures with Mexico and also produced regular reports during his time on loan with Osasuna and UD Salamanca. We discuss a whole manner of issues including the Carling Cup game V West Brom, Vela’s injury during the Gold Cup, the future and the Mexican’s character.

This is available to download by clicking here. alternatively you can listen below in the live player. If you wish to take part in a future issue then please use the contact section of the blog to get in touch.

Carlos Vela News would also like to announce that it is back in business following the summer break.

Article By A.Zimmermann





Is Carlos Vela On His Way To Craven Cottage?

1 09 2009

 

With just an hour remaining in this years summer transfer window, a  loan move for young Mexican Carlos Vela  could be possible, as several reports from London linking him with a transfer deadline  loan deal with Fulham Football Club.

Vela has now a difficult ankle injury, which forced him out of action in the first weeks of the new campaign. The 20 years old has won the Gold Cup with his native Mexico and joined then Arsene Wenger’s side for pre season training.

Arsene Wenger wants more match time for the young lad, but he cannot afford him that actually at Arsenal.

It is called that the Arsenal Manager wants a deal which shows Norwegian centre back Brede Hangeland joining the Gunners.

Actually there are negotiations about the possible loan move from Vela to Craven Cottage, but nothing is decided yet.

Is Carlos Vela on his way to Craven Cottage? What do you think?

Article by – A.Zimmermann





Carlos Vela News Talks With New Arsenal Online Magazine “Third Gen Portal”

1 08 2009

Carlos Vela News can proudly annnouce, that we had an audio interview with the new Arsenal Online Magazine “Third Gen Portal”. The Magazine is presented by James Maasdorp on Third-Gen, a incredible Website about the Arsenal Football Club with a lot of informative stuff.

The Australian based Journalist and Arsenal Supporter has worked long time on his new project and could finally present it on 31th July!!

In the part Quickfire Q/A we have talked with Mr. Maasdorp about Carlos Vela’s ability to fill the gap, which Emmanuel Adebayor left and why the 20 years old Mexican is absurdly popular amongst Arsenal Supporters!!

You can listen here the interview

Article by – A.Zimmermann





Arsenal Hotshot Vela Returns And Sends Mexico Into The Final

24 07 2009

Arsenal striker Carlos Vela has returned for his native Mexico tonight, as Javier Aguirre’s side won the semifinal encounter with Costa Rica after penalty shootout, so they could  reach the final of the 2009 CONCACAF Gold Cup.

Vela has his comeback, as he entered the pitch after 81 minutes by replacing Cruz Azul defender Fausto Manuel Pinto.

Then Mexico should get their late goal as Guillermo Franco fired home after 88 minutes, but Costa Rica had a tremendous answer, as Admira Wacker Mödling player Froylán Ledezma equalised in the 90th minute.

Both teams could not score a goal in the overtime, so that the match must be decided in penalty shootout, where Mexico showed the better nerves.

Finally 20 years old Arsenal striker Carlos Vela has sent his native Mexico with the last penalty into the final!!

That also means that Carlos will not travel to Austria in the next days, where he is expected in Arsenal’s trainings camp, when he has finished his adventure with Mexico.

Watch Carlos Vela’s incredible penalty here

Article by – A.Zimmermann