The Iranian winger joined Hull City in early February from Zorya on loan but has failed to score a goal in the team.
“If he’d scored last week, it would be much better for me and it would be a great leap. He has had two great chances in the last few weeks, but it will come,” the Georgian coach said.
“I would have liked to have used him much more, but he got injured and it takes time.
“But I was surprised from day one that he really integrated (fast) into the group. I think we should give a lot of credit to the club, the boys and the staff. They have opened the doors to the social life which we have here,” Arveladze said.
Arveladze continued: “He (Sayyadmanesh) is good and passionate and he has a will to do well in football and they (Iranians) have this history.
“He has been raised well and knows about respect and his position and how to act with the boys in the dressing room,” Arveladze added.