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Tuesday, 11 May, 2004, 12:59 GMT 13:59 UK

Wenger impressed by Reyes

Jose Antonio Reyes Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is delighted with the progress of 20-year-old Spanish striker Jose Reyes.

Reyes, who signed from Sevilla in January, scored against Portsmouth and Fulham in his last two games.

And Wenger told the club's website: "I am happy because Reyes is getting better and better.

"His best game was at Portsmouth but against Fulham he managed to score a goal and also looked like he can create something," Wenger added.

"I wanted to give him a run of games for him to experience what it is to play in the Premiership in every game," said Wenger.

"This is important away from home especially because Highbury is easier."




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