Fares Ghedjemis is now one step away from leaving Frosinone for the summer, but the Cirocan club is ready to transform him into a Champions League player. In the past season, the midfielder proved to be practically unstoppable, contributing with goals and assists in decisive moments for the team. A week of exceptional performances - including a key pass against Atalanta, an assist against Lecce and a goal against Torino - sparked interest from top-flight teams such as Monaco and Besiktas, while Frosinone fans demanded a bonus of more than €20 million for his price tag.
The club's president, Alvini, has already communicated his desire to let Ghedjemis leave after the match against Juventus, where the player was excluded for transfer reasons. "Fares is an extraordinary player, he has come a long way here. He wasn't playing, he could have been on his way out. For me he is a Champions League player, I wish him the best but I still want to coach him because he can save Frosinone", declared Alvini. The manager also expressed confidence that, should a huge offer arrive, the club will carefully evaluate the proposal.
However, the midfielder has shown that he is happy to remain at Frosinone. After signing a contract renewal in October, with a possible upward salary revision, Ghedjemis explained that the summer transfer window has passed and that, despite having ambitions, he has accepted the new challenge of contributing to the growth of the club. "I'm happy to have stayed and to have signed the renewal. Now I want to do well," said the player.
Frosinone, which has seen its team go through difficult times, continues to focus on talents like Ghedjemis to reinvigorate the squad. With negotiations still open, the club is ready to evaluate any offer that can guarantee both the growth of the player and the solidity of the team. The next phase of the summer transfer window will be crucial to determine whether Ghedjemis will remain to lead the team or whether he will leave for a more prestigious club.