The Iranian winger became the club’s record £17 million signing from Dutch side AZ Alkmaar last summer during Chris Hughton’s reign but struggled to make an impact.
“Last season was an up and down season. I could have given more to the club. It didn’t go as well as I wanted, but I’ve learnt a lot and want to start this season in the best way possible now with a different coach,” Jahanbakhsh told Argus.
“It’s been pretty good (under Graham Potter), he wants to play quite expansive, and we created a lot of chances. He’s just tried to manage us and to get us to attack well and then also react when we lost possession,” he added.
“He’s trying to explain to everyone exactly what he needs from them and that’s very good. I like it to be clear what the coach wants from me,” Jahanbakhsh stated.