Frosinone have moved to secure one of the central figures in their return to Serie A, extending Farès Ghedjemis’ contract until 30 June 2030.
The 2002-born forward had drawn interest from Monaco and Besiktas, but has instead agreed to continue his development with the Canarini after a season that ended with promotion under Massimiliano Alvini.
A reward for a decisive promotion campaign
Ghedjemis was among the defining players of Frosinone’s 2025-26 campaign, producing 15 goals and three assists across 38 appearances as the Lazio club earned their place back in Serie A.
His contribution gave Alvini an important attacking reference through the promotion run, and the new agreement ensures that Frosinone will take that continuity into the next phase of the club’s project in the top flight.
Contract extended to 2030
Frosinone confirmed that an agreement had been reached for the extension of Ghedjemis’ deal, tying the attacker to the club for four more years.
Rather than allowing the player’s strong season to open the door to an immediate departure, the club have chosen to build around a forward who played a leading role in restoring Serie A status. The renewal is both recognition for Ghedjemis’ production and an early statement of intent ahead of the demands of the new championship season.
