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Arsenal<\/span><\/span> have improved steadily since Mikel Arteta<\/span><\/span> took charge, but Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink<\/span><\/span> believes they should be achieving even more.<\/p>\n Since the end of 2019, the club began a rebuild by entrusting Arteta with the responsibility of reshaping the team\u2019s culture and restoring competitiveness. Despite his relative inexperience at the time, Arsenal committed to a long-term vision under his leadership.<\/p>\n That backing has translated into consistent progress, with Arsenal emerging as one of the most reliable sides in England since the 2022,2023 season. Given that level of performance, there is an argument that they should already have secured at least one league title.<\/p>\n Although Arsenal remain in contention to win the English Premier League<\/span><\/span> this season, there is still pressure to convert progress into major honours. The team have shown clear development, but expectations have naturally risen alongside their improvement.<\/p>\n Hasselbaink has questioned whether the club should be further ahead, considering the time and financial investment made during Arteta\u2019s tenure. His comments reflect a broader debate about whether Arsenal have maximised their potential.<\/p>\nProgress Under Arteta Questioned<\/h2>\n
Hasselbaink\u2019s Assessment<\/h2>\n