Arsenal hotshot Carlos Vela has arrived actually in his hometown Cancun, Quintana Roo, where he enjoys his spare time with his family. Vela hopes to forget his dissapointing adventure witht the Mexican national side, as he was suspended in the first game, but he has also to  sit out the whole 90 minutes on the bench , as Mexico romped to a lucky 2:1 win over Trinidad and Tobago.

The 20 years old took part in a interview with our Friends over in Cancun, which you can read exclusively in the following sentences.

“I just come to visit my family, because these are the only days where we have a little bit time off from the Mexican national side, before the Copa del Oro starts! There is of course no better place for me, as to come to Cancun to visit my family”

“I cannot go away, without visiting my family, because i did not have so much chances to see them.”

“I am very calm in this aspect, my plan is to  return to my team (Arsenal) without any problems and also I want to finish well on the actually stage with my native country”.

“Every year I have improved a lot, so that I’m on a really  good way, but  it is necessary to keep on working, so that it will be better and better.”

“The victory helps us very much for the Mexican selection, but you still see that we lack something at the moment. We need to score more goals and get our job  done to get the chance to feature in the World Cup. Javier Aguirre has his style and he is demonstrating it, to keep on working with him and to do what he wants, We hope and we must  keep on extracting victories.”

With many thanks to Jair Ramos!!

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Carlos Vela News can announce , that we have now a Live Chat function. This is the place for all Gunner and Vela fans to discuss all about the Mexico and Arsenal hitman. Furthermore the fans can discuss also all other topics about the Arsenal Football Club there, as well as about the Mexican national side “El-Tri”.
All at Carlos Vela News wishing you much fun to meet with Vela fans around the world!! Furthermore it is planned that a major live chat will take place on one day in each week which will be announced as a news!!!

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Arsenal striker Carlos Vela is ready to return into Javier Aguirre’s El Tri side, when his native Mexico have to face Trinidad and Tobago at the wonderful Estadio Azteca on Wednesday. Young Vela was still suspended, as Mexico stumbled to a dissapointing 2:1 defeat against El Salvador on Saturday evening.

With The Fifa World Cup Qualification on the line, Vela needs now every point on each game with his native to jump in the table on the first three positions, which are automatically qualify for the FIFA World Cup 2010 in South Africa.  New El-Tri Head Coach Javier Aguirre has take overed the job from former England Manager Sven Goran Eriksson,  after poor performances recently.

Mexico hopes now for their amazing atmosphere at the wonderful Estadio Azteca to shut down Trinidad and Tobago to stay alive in the World Cup Qualification Group CONCACAF.

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With very little to talk about on the youngster, today he got twenty minutes of play for the reds to end his season. With his quick feet and movement he looked threatening on the odd occassion and as per usual he looked sharp as a substitution.

Unfortunately with not much time on his hands to produce wonders like we know he can, he didn’t score this evening. Although we can clearly see this boy has what it takes to be a world class striker for the Arsenal.

The end of season party took place. Here are several pictures of the lads on their night out, including a snap of Vela. Enjoy.

Credits too : Daily Mail

With glimpses of an up and coming world class player, we have only seen partial appearances of the Mexican at Arsenal this season. Many ask the fact why this is and believe just like me that he should be getting more games in.

We have seen him on several occasions earlier on in the season in the Carling Cup producing some outstanding goals and a real attacking force up front. We can see him as a future first striker for Arsenal and unlike some who say he might not make it. Many would object to this to a certain extent.

It could take time for the 19 year old to adapt in the first team but the big question is, would it be wise to send him out on loan?

We would like to hear from you and how you see his career at Arsenal.

PS: We are back with new management. Me and Mr. Zimmerman have teamed up to provide you with updates and articles just like usual. This is a kick off article to get the site rolling again.

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Arsenal Manager Arsene Wenger has named 20 years old Carlos Vela in his Squad for the vital UEFA Champions League Quarterfinal first leg clash in Spain, when the Gunners take on Villarreal CF on Tuesday evening at the” Estadio El Madrigal”.

Vela was left out by Arsene Wenger on weekend, because the young Striker finished his international trip on Friday Morning, as he arrived on London Heathrow Airport at 10.30am,  so that the Arsenal Manager had to make a quick look on Carlos and has decided to give him a break.

Vela was fully involved (how you can see on the picture with Cesc), as the whole Arsenal Squad trained this morning at London Colney , before preparing for the flight over to Spain!!

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Carlos Vela News have launched a Official Twitter page on Monday, giving supporters another way to connect instantly with everything Carlos Vela.

Fans can access the page at http://twitter.com/carlosvelanews

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Arsenal Striker Carlos Vela has travelled to Mexico for two very important World Cup CONCAF Qualification clashes with his native against Costa Rica and Honduras.

Vela wasn’t  involved by “El Tri” head coach Sven Goran Eriksson on Saturday, because the 20 years old was serving his two match suspension at the Azteca Stadium.

Finally “El Tri” find a way to get the vital three points as they battled Costa Rica two nil down.

Vela hopes to be back in the line-up tonight ,when Mexico take on Honduras in a very important away clash at the Estadio Olimpico to Honduras.

Last informations from Mexico claiming that Vela was fully back in training, so that  the chances are big for a start. Everyone in Mexico knows that Eriksson cannot left his most talented player out.

It would be another big step for Eriksson’s side, although the Swedish manager is not loved by the Mexican’s yet.

Kick-off will be at 2.30am English time!!!

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Arsenal winger Carlos Vela has admitted in this weeks match programme, that he has still a long way to go in his development as an Arsenal player. He claimed also, how complicated it is to come from a totally different league (La Liga) into a physical League like the Barclays English Premiership, as well as he told us about the Sunderland Match.  Although he is very happy with his personal improvement as an Arsenal player.

“At the moment we aren’t going through the best period in the league, we know that,”

“Obviously anxiety can play a big part in these instances and on those occasions last week [against Sunderland] the ball came across to me and it was one of those things – sometimes you score, sometimes you don’t, and that’s it.”

“But I’m very happy, in my mind things keep improving. I’m more relaxed here now, and I think I have improved a lot from playing against teams at the top level here in England. It’s always difficult coming from a different league and having to acclimatise but I feel that things are going well.” (quotes from arsenal.com)

Arsenal Manger Arsene Wenger has given Vela on Saturday afternoon against London rivals FC Fulham his first Premier League start for the Gunners, but Arsenal failed again to get a good result. Vela has played quite well, but he needs to work still on a lot of things like physical strength, one on one challenges etc. Vela got finally 62 minutes before he was replaced by Danish striker Nicklas Bendtner.

Finally it was a nice birthday present from the Manager for the young Mexican, because Carlos turned 20 yesterday!

Everyone at Carlos Vela News is wishing Carlos all the best for his next year!

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