Arsenal won the race to sign a young Carlos Vela ahead of several European teams in 2005. He moved to the Gunners from Guadajalara in his native Mexico in 2005 and went on to spend seven years as an Arsenal player before joining Spanish La Liga club Real Sociedad in 2012 for an undisclosed fee.

Carlos Vela signed for the Gunners in November 2005. The Mexican international put pen to paper on a five-year deal at the Emirates Stadium. Arsenal paid £125,000 for Carlos Vela and it rose to £550,000 when he played 50 games for the North London side.

Carlos Vela may no longer be an Arsenal player, but he is still a fan and continues to follow the Gunners, according to what he has to say about the recent changes at the club. The Los Angeles Galaxy striker has always had something to say about his time at the Emirates Stadium and even though he didn't have an enjoyable spell at the club, he insists that he still holds fond memories of his time in England. In his recent conversation regarding Arsenal, the striker says that he has been following the club's activities on social media in recent times and has been impressed to see that they have been making progress lately.

Carlos Vela may no longer be an Arsenal player, but he is still a fan and continues to follow the Gunners, according to what he has to say about the recent changes at the club. The Los Angeles Galaxy striker has always had something to say about his time at the Emirates Stadium and even though he didn't have an enjoyable spell at the club, he insists that he still holds fond memories of his time in England.
In his recent conversation regarding Arsenal, the striker says that he has been following the club's activities on social media in recent times and has been impressed to see that they have been making progress lately.

Los Angeles Galaxy striker Carlos Vela has vented out his frustration about always being asked whether he will be leaving the club anytime soon and has also moved to give a response following the circulation of those rumors. The forward has established himself as not only the best player at LA Galaxy but also as one of the best strikers in the Major League Soccer in recent years but there have always been rumors that he could be leaving the club if he gets another offer to play for another club.

English Premier League side Arsenal have had hard luck in recent times both on and off the pitch and it has continued to take a big toll on the club's progress. The Gunners have continued to drift far away from the big-name clubs in the English Premier League and according to the recent happenings around them, it's not looking like they will be bouncing back immediately anytime soon.

Just recently, the north London club were said to be interested in signing Argentine attacking midfielder Emiliano Buendia from recently promoted side Norwich City but the deal fell through and they eventually missed out on signing the player. Aston Villa were the eventual winners in the race to sign the player and it further showed how Arsenal have slowed down in recent years in terms of completing several decisions regarding on-field and off-field activities.

Contrary to what a lot of Arsenal fans will be thinking, the club's former player has revealed that he still loves the Gunners and would love to see them do well in the English Premier League as well. Not a large proportion of people will remember Vela during his time at Arsenal because of how his career at the Emirates turned out, but the footballer, who now plays in the United States Major League Soccer has recently revealed that he still admires the London outfit because it's because he played for them that he ended up in the MLS.

The Mexican striker signed for Arsenal at a very young age from the Mexican football league and was tipped to turn out to become one of the best young talents in the Premier League at the time. He had a great time and played some beautiful football during his first few months at the club but everything changed some months later.

When Mexican football superstar Carlos Vela burst onto the football scene, many immediately believed that he was going to be a huge superstar and would be one of the next rated youngsters emerging from the Emirates Stadium. He started his footballing journey in his native Mexico and was a rising star in South America years ago before being spotted by Arsenal scouts who immediately snapped him up and took him to England because they saw some key qualities in him.

At a very young age, Vela was one of the most talked-about young players during his days at Arsenal as a youngster and he was seen as a prized asset and a future star already.

Los Angeles Football Club star Carlos Vela has been linked with a potential exit from the club, much to the fear of the club's fans. Vela has been one of the club's best players in recent years and has also been an integral part of the club since joining them some years ago. The forward played a part in LAFC's run in the FIFA Club World Cup and also helped guide them to the competition, making them the first-ever Major League Soccer side to feature in a FIFA Club World Cup tournament.

However, they would fall to a defeat to Mexican outfit Tigres UANL after they lost concentration and conceded two goals in quick succession despite scoring the opening goal. The Mexican outfit then knocked out the American giant club out of the competition and would then go on to lose the final to German Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich.

Tata Martino has revealed that it would go against logical protocols if he decides to pick Los Angeles Football Club striker Carlos Vela for Mexico in the country's upcoming Olympics which will be held in Tokyo. The manager of the country's senior national team made this statement and insisted that he arrived at that conclusion because the striker is yet to feature for the national team since he last did so back in 2018.

Just before Mexico played their friendly match against Costa Rica and Austria over the recently concluded international break, Martino was speaking to journalists and was asked whether the rumors of Vela making a return to the Mexican national te was on the cards, but the manager. Showed that he was perplexed.

Major League Soccer (MLS) outfit Los Angeles FC (LAFC) began their third season in the top flight just like the previous two seasons. Early league wins and two goals in the first two games for star player Carlos Vela. Mexican international forward Carlos Vela had won the Most Valuable Player (MVP) Award at the end of the club's second season in the MLS and was able to continue that form into the third season. Carlos Vela and Los Angeles FC were then involved in a miracle of some sort at the start of their debut season in the CONCACAF Champions League. Los Angeles FC trailed 2-0 against Club Leon of Mexico in the first leg and they were able to turn it around in the second leg at home to progress into the next stage of the competition.