During the summer, Marseille and AS Monaco were among several clubs interested in Frosinone attacker and Algerian international Farès Ghedjemis. The 24-year-old was open to leaving the Italian club and was willing to return to France, his country of birth, to play in Ligue 1. However, a transfer did not occur. According to what Frosinone's sporting director Regno Castagnini told Radio Sportivo, this was because a change in ownership removed the club's need to sell players. Ghedjemis remained at Frosinone, and the club is now working on a new contract for him. The winger has two caps and one goal for Algeria. He joined Frosinone in January 2024 and is under contract until June 2028. His Transfermarkt valuation is €12.00m. During the summer 2026 transfer window, Frosinone's asking price was reportedly between €15 million and €20 million. The club is said to have rejected offers from Rangers of up to €10 million and an initial offer from Monaco of €7 million plus add-ons. Ghedjemis moved to Frosinone from Rouen for a reported fee of €300,000.