Video: Carlos Vela: Arsenal's prodigy returns

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Carlos Vela returns to Arsenal this summer after his stint with Salamanca UD in the Spanish second division.. The starlet has been in great nick scoring 6 goals for Salamanca in 10 apperances. Vela led the Mexican team to a memorable 3-0 win over Brazil in the U-17 World Cup last year. His return along with Nicklas Bendtner should see both getting limited first squad minutes.


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For me as mexican, its an honor have a player like Vela, I wish Arsenal get him soon to give him a chance to show his skills with the gunners.

For me as mexican, its an honor have a player like Vela, I wish Arsenal get him soon to give him a chance to show his skills with the gunners.

Incredible Wenger!!! Where did he find this boy Vela? Who said arsenal is in trouble?

well wot can i say? this man looks an exceptional talent, but will he be good enough to make an instant impact? he has been compared to lionel messi

who is this guy?

Sandrahn,

Good to know how passionate the Gooners are about their club. As for Vela, the age issue is a sticky one. He has to get a EU passport to play in England. But he is a real talent.

Interesting how my beloved Arsenal gets the most comments on your blog, shourin! :-) Wish we could have Vela right away!

Who's betting that we wont be seeing him again, sounds to me like its another one of wengers "potential superstars", that either never makes the grade or goes elsewhere!

he is staying in spain till january 08, by den he will have a spanish passport 2 gain access 2 england suttin lyk dat, hes really good on a game football manager07 hopefully dat'll be suttin 2 go by, 1 of wengers latest gems, i cant wait 2 c nik bendtner nxt season gonna be quality

is he eligble to play for us this comming up season or not

He is staying in spain for another season. Simple as

yes I think its January at the earliest. I think maybe even February. not sure whether thats his birthday or whether its to do with the length of time but its winter he can come here. he will love the English winters after mexico and spain! so we will probably see him at some point next season.

yes I think its January at the earliest. I think maybe even February. not sure whether thats his birthday or whether its to do with the length of time but its winter he can come here. he will love the English winters after mexico and spain! so we will probably see him at some point next season.

No, he has confirmed himself that he is having a full season in the Primera Liga. He was always going to be here January 2008 at the earliest!

He is staying in Spain next season and it'll be his third. He could get a work permit for us next year but that'll still rely on all sorts of conditions. He's satying for another season, with a Primera liga club, so he can get Spanish nationality and therefore will never need a work permit to play for us form 2008 onwards

Shoreditch

The story of Vela is that he did not meet the age requirements expected of non-EU players by Premier League standards and was loaned out to Celta Vigo and thereafter Salamanca. Once he met the age requirements, he would return to Arsenal in the summer of 2007.

I thought he'd been denied an exceptional work permit, despit Arsenals represntations and therefore was bound for a second season in Spain but with a top flight team...

He'll do.

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