In an interview to the official website of Arsenal, <span>Jeff Reine-Adelaide reckons that Nigeria international Alex Iwobi&rsquo;s rapid progression has made other youngsters at the Emirates believe they can achieve their dreams of playing for the first team. <br /><br />The France U19 international played alongside Iwobi in the youth team before the Nigerian was fully promoted to the first team squad in February 2016.<br /><br /></span><span>&ldquo;He is a very relaxed person away from the pitch. He loves to muck about with the other players and have a good laugh, but importantly, he knows how to distinguish between things on and off the pitch. <br /><br /></span><span><span>&ldquo;</span>That&rsquo;s one of the things I like most about him, </span><span>&rdquo; </span><span><span>Reine-Adelaide told arsenal.com.<br /><br /></span></span><span>He added : &ldquo;The main thing is always to keep trying and believing," Reine-Adelaide said. "Even if you are young, you can have ambitions and achieve them.<br /><br /></span><span>&ldquo;Alex has helped lots of youngsters see that if you keep going and work hard, you will make it one day.</span><span>&rdquo; </span><br /><span><br />Iwobi, 20, has 35 appearances under his belt since he made his debut for the Gunners in a League Cup game against Sheffield Wednesday in October 2015.<br /><br />Igho Kingsley <br /><br />Photo Credit : arsenal.com<br /><br /></span>