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Farès Ghedjemis Transfer from Frosinone to Monaco
Frosinone president Maurizio Stirpe revealed he wanted to sell Fares Ghedjemis during the summer transfer window but was overruled by the club’s new owners. Ghedjemis reportedly refused to play in Frosinone’s opening three matches of the new campaign in an attempt to secure a transfer.
Frosinone president Maurizio Stirpe revealed he wanted to sell Fares Ghedjemis during the summer transfer window but was overruled by the club’s new owners. Ghedjemis reportedly refused to play in Frosinone’s opening three matches of the new campaign in an attempt to secure a transfer.
Frosinone president Maurizio Stirpe said that official offers for Fares Ghedjemis from Monaco executives were inadequate. Stirpe also said that he spoke to Monaco executives, but they failed to act on what they had communicated to Frosinone. He stated that the clubs that approached Ghedjemis reached an agreement with him before speaking to Frosinone.
Frosinone president Maurizio Stirpe said that official offers for Fares Ghedjemis from Monaco executives were inadequate. Stirpe also said that he spoke to Monaco executives, but they failed to act on what they had communicated to Frosinone. He stated that the clubs that approached Ghedjemis reached an agreement with him before speaking to Frosinone.
Monaco needed to sell before they could strengthen their squad and had an agreement for a deal, reported to be worth £40 million, for Folarin Balogun to move to Everton. That transfer did not proceed after Balogun withdrew, which resulted in Monaco being unable to complete any signings during the final month of the window.
Monaco needed to sell before they could strengthen their squad and had an agreement for a deal, reported to be worth £40 million, for Folarin Balogun to move to Everton. That transfer did not proceed after Balogun withdrew, which resulted in Monaco being unable to complete any signings during the final month of the window.
According to Tuttomercato, Fares Ghedjemis remains at Frosinone after being pursued for a long time by foreign clubs such as Monaco. The club's reasoning is to avoid losing a fundamental element who is impossible to replace with the transfer window closed. There is also an objective to mend relations and plan for an adjustment.
According to Tuttomercato, Fares Ghedjemis remains at Frosinone after being pursued for a long time by foreign clubs such as Monaco. The club's reasoning is to avoid losing a fundamental element who is impossible to replace with the transfer window closed. There is also an objective to mend relations and plan for an adjustment.
CalcioMercato reported that Fares Ghedjemis wants to move to Monaco. Frosinone has rejected two proposals from Monaco because the club is asking for 25 to 30 million euros. The negotiation between the parties is ongoing, but the chances of a transfer are decreasing as time passes.
CalcioMercato reported that Fares Ghedjemis wants to move to Monaco. Frosinone has rejected two proposals from Monaco because the club is asking for 25 to 30 million euros. The negotiation between the parties is ongoing, but the chances of a transfer are decreasing as time passes.
According to Tuttomercato, Fares Ghedjemis has requested a transfer and did not participate in the first two league matches to secure a move. Frosinone has informed interested clubs, including Monaco, that Ghedjemis can only leave for a significant offer of at least 20 million euros. The maximum offers so far have reached 10-12 million euros, which Frosinone considers too low.
According to Tuttomercato, Fares Ghedjemis has requested a transfer and did not participate in the first two league matches to secure a move. Frosinone has informed interested clubs, including Monaco, that Ghedjemis can only leave for a significant offer of at least 20 million euros. The maximum offers so far have reached 10-12 million euros, which Frosinone considers too low.
According to Tuttomercato, Monaco has offered around ten million euros for Fares Ghedjemis, while Frosinone values the player at at least twenty million euros plus bonuses. The new ownership of Frosinone has stated that Ghedjemis will not leave unless there is an extraordinary offer. Coach Massimiliano Alvini emphasized Ghedjemis' importance to the team and expects him to stay unless a very large offer is received. Negotiations that seemed active now appear not close to being finalized.
According to Tuttomercato, Monaco has offered around ten million euros for Fares Ghedjemis, while Frosinone values the player at at least twenty million euros plus bonuses. The new ownership of Frosinone has stated that Ghedjemis will not leave unless there is an extraordinary offer. Coach Massimiliano Alvini emphasized Ghedjemis' importance to the team and expects him to stay unless a very large offer is received. Negotiations that seemed active now appear not close to being finalized.
According to L'Équipe, Monaco has suspended its advanced recruitment process for Farès Ghedjemis because of the pending departure of Folarin Balogun and a requirement for liquidity.
According to L'Équipe, Monaco has suspended its advanced recruitment process for Farès Ghedjemis because of the pending departure of Folarin Balogun and a requirement for liquidity.
Besiktas is ahead in the pursuit of Farès Ghedjemis at the request of Vincenzo Italiano, and Monaco is also pursuing the Franco-Algerian winger. Ghedjemis was not called up for the match between Frosinone and Juventus. Frosinone's sporting director, Renzo Castagnini, stated that at that moment he was a bit distracted by the market, so they had preferred to keep him out, and that they would talk about it again the following day. Three days earlier, president Maurizio Stirpe had assured that Ghedjemis was not for sale despite interest from several clubs, while also specifying that the player's will would be the deciding factor. He mentioned that Celtic, Rangers, Monaco, and Besiktas were interested, describing them as ambitious destinations, but said the shareholder's intention is not to sell and that as of that day, there were no conditions for a transfer. Stirpe added that while the club cannot keep a dissatisfied player or refuse money it could receive, as of that day, none of those conditions existed.
Besiktas is ahead in the pursuit of Farès Ghedjemis at the request of Vincenzo Italiano, and Monaco is also pursuing the Franco-Algerian winger. Ghedjemis was not called up for the match between Frosinone and Juventus. Frosinone's sporting director, Renzo Castagnini, stated that at that moment he was a bit distracted by the market, so they had preferred to keep him out, and that they would talk about it again the following day. Three days earlier, president Maurizio Stirpe had assured that Ghedjemis was not for sale despite interest from several clubs, while also specifying that the player's will would be the deciding factor. He mentioned that Celtic, Rangers, Monaco, and Besiktas were interested, describing them as ambitious destinations, but said the shareholder's intention is not to sell and that as of that day, there were no conditions for a transfer. Stirpe added that while the club cannot keep a dissatisfied player or refuse money it could receive, as of that day, none of those conditions existed.
Sporting director Renzo Castagnini said Farès Ghedjemis was left out of the squad due to being distracted by the transfer market. Castagnini also stated that talks would resume the next day.
Sporting director Renzo Castagnini said Farès Ghedjemis was left out of the squad due to being distracted by the transfer market. Castagnini also stated that talks would resume the next day.
Tuttomercato reports that Monaco is seeking liquidity and has delayed submitting an agreed amount to Frosinone for Farès Ghedjemis. This delay follows a meeting that was held a few days ago in the Principality.
Tuttomercato reports that Monaco is seeking liquidity and has delayed submitting an agreed amount to Frosinone for Farès Ghedjemis. This delay follows a meeting that was held a few days ago in the Principality.
AS Monaco wants to recruit Frosinone winger Farès Ghedjemis during this summer's transfer window. The club has reached an agreement with the Algerian international for a future contract that extends to June 2031. AS Monaco has not yet sent the expected offer, which the Italian club estimates to be approximately 10 million euros.
AS Monaco wants to recruit Frosinone winger Farès Ghedjemis during this summer's transfer window. The club has reached an agreement with the Algerian international for a future contract that extends to June 2031. AS Monaco has not yet sent the expected offer, which the Italian club estimates to be approximately 10 million euros.
There is increasing interest from Monaco in Fares Ghedjemis. Frosinone club president Maurizio Stripe said the player is looking at the clubs that are interested in him, including Monaco. Stripe stated that at the moment the offers are insufficient, despite someone increasing them by 50 thousand euros every day. He added that if a significant step is not taken with the offers, the negotiations are still at the beginning. There has been a delay with Monaco, which has not signed the player after being in a primary position to do so.
There is increasing interest from Monaco in Fares Ghedjemis. Frosinone club president Maurizio Stripe said the player is looking at the clubs that are interested in him, including Monaco. Stripe stated that at the moment the offers are insufficient, despite someone increasing them by 50 thousand euros every day. He added that if a significant step is not taken with the offers, the negotiations are still at the beginning. There has been a delay with Monaco, which has not signed the player after being in a primary position to do so.
Beşiktaş and Monaco have a serious interest in Fared Ghedjemis, but any amount less than €20 million is not being considered.
Beşiktaş and Monaco have a serious interest in Fared Ghedjemis, but any amount less than €20 million is not being considered.
Fares Ghedjemis is reportedly viewed as a replacement for France international Maghnes Akliouche at AS Monaco, following Akliouche's £42 million move to Paris Saint-Germain. According to L’Equipe, Monaco are now close to agreeing a deal for Ghedjemis worth around €10 million. The player was born and raised in France and will qualify as a homegrown player for the club.
Fares Ghedjemis is reportedly viewed as a replacement for France international Maghnes Akliouche at AS Monaco, following Akliouche's £42 million move to Paris Saint-Germain. According to L’Equipe, Monaco are now close to agreeing a deal for Ghedjemis worth around €10 million. The player was born and raised in France and will qualify as a homegrown player for the club.
According to L'Équipe, AS Monaco is now close to an agreement with Frosinone for the transfer of Farès Ghedjemis for an estimated €10 million. An initial offer from Monaco of €7 million plus €2 million in bonuses was rejected. The positions of the two clubs have since moved closer, and the deal could be finalized soon. Farès Ghedjemis has given his preference to AS Monaco, which is offering him a five-year contract.
According to L'Équipe, AS Monaco is now close to an agreement with Frosinone for the transfer of Farès Ghedjemis for an estimated €10 million. An initial offer from Monaco of €7 million plus €2 million in bonuses was rejected. The positions of the two clubs have since moved closer, and the deal could be finalized soon. Farès Ghedjemis has given his preference to AS Monaco, which is offering him a five-year contract.
AS Monaco and Besiktas are both competing to sign 23-year-old Algerian Frosinone winger Fared Ghedjemis, for whom the Italian club is asking a fee of €20 million. The club reportedly rejected multiple offers in August 2026, including €7m from Monaco and bids of up to €10m from both Celtic and Rangers. Ghedjemis has 2 caps and 1 goal for Algeria. He joined Frosinone in January 2024 and is under contract until 2028. His market value is currently €7.50m, according to Transfermarkt.
AS Monaco and Besiktas are both competing to sign 23-year-old Algerian Frosinone winger Fared Ghedjemis, for whom the Italian club is asking a fee of €20 million. The club reportedly rejected multiple offers in August 2026, including €7m from Monaco and bids of up to €10m from both Celtic and Rangers. Ghedjemis has 2 caps and 1 goal for Algeria. He joined Frosinone in January 2024 and is under contract until 2028. His market value is currently €7.50m, according to Transfermarkt.
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