Carlos Vela Retires, Named LAFC Club Ambassador
Carlos Vela Retires, Named LAFC Club Ambassador

Carlos Vela Retires, Named LAFC Club Ambassador

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Carlos Vela, a key figure in Mexican soccer and Major League Soccer, has retired at age 36 and will serve as LAFC's first club ambassador. Vela played for Arsenal, Real Sociedad, and LAFC, becoming the club's all-time leader in goals, assists, and appearances. His achievements include the 2019 MLS MVP award, a league-record 34 goals in a single season, and leading LAFC to the 2022 MLS Cup and two Supporters' Shields. Internationally, Vela earned 72 caps for Mexico, contributed to two Gold Cup titles, and participated in the 2010 and 2018 World Cups. While his national team career included controversies and absences, his impact remains significant. As ambassador, Vela will focus on growing LAFC's brand and inspiring future generations.

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