Bye MLS, the superstar who LAFC wants to sign instead of Carlos Vela

There is no doubt that one of the most talented Mexican players in history has undoubtedly been the case of the Mexican attacking midfielder Carlos Vela, who from an early age already played at the highest possible level as he is in England with Arsenal proving that he was a Mexican player quite different from the level of the average soccer player born in that country.

However, one of the reasons why the Mexican player has never been seen to give his maximum level is the fact that he himself declared that he has never felt a taste for soccer, for which he only sees it as work in that sense, not he enjoys it and doesn't want to give his maximum effort in most of the games. For this reason, many people have said that they have lost a great footballer.

Not for nothing could it be seen that despite the fact that he was one of the best players in the Spanish LaLiga, in the end the player wanted to go to the United States in the MLS with LAFC to earn exorbitant amounts of money and not think about sports at all. Many remember Vela quite vividly and although it is true that for a long time he was the franchise player of the team that lives in Los Angeles, it seems that this cycle had already ended.

Since it seems that the LAFC had already had someone in mind of a player with much more scrub instead of Vela, because with the recent signing of the Argentine attacking midfielder Lionel Messi to Inter Miami, for that reason close to Los Angeles he would already be sending here in sign to be able to give a pretty good competition and that's why Vela would have to leave.

The player they would sign

This cannot be other than the case of the Portuguese center forward Cristiano Ronaldo who was one of the objectives of the law like this for a long time but it seems that they did not end up completing it due to the fact that the player does want to keep in Arabia Saudi and not leave there for many years if not to have a long career there, which is why Vela would continue within LAFC.