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2. Alex Iwobi
Alex Iwobi came through the Arsenal youth system having been a professional graduate since 2012, a welcome break from Arsenal's acquired but fantastic youth prospects. He broke into the team two seasons ago as an 18-year-old.
The Nigerian can play across the attacking midfield positions - AM(RLC) and could be trained as a striker very easily. He has decent physical and mental stats and the ability to literally play every position from the half-way line. Iwobi is a dangerous player and a constant goal-threat.
Iwobi represented England till the U18 level. In 2015, he switched allegiances to Nigeria, where his parents hail from and where he was born. He has made 11 appearances for the Super Eagles and scored two goals.
Arsene Wenger has placed a great deal of trust in the 21-year-old and it would suffice to say that anyone managing Arsenal would be well-served by taking some time out to ensure Iwobi reaches his full potential.
Iwobi's technical attributes could still do with some improving, though his pace ensures that what he possesses is more than effective when he plays down the wing. Probably the only concerning part of Iwobi's profile is his rather average decision making and it is easily sorted out by having a good tutor.
