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Celtic and Rangers 'Target' Reveals Why He Snubbed Old Firm Summer Transfer

The 24-year-old wide attacker said Frosinone’s new contract offer and central role convinced him to stay after bids from both Scottish clubs.

  • Fares Ghedjemis committed his future to Frosinone by signing a new four-year contract, ending summer speculation after the club reportedly rejected bids worth around £8 million from Celtic, Rangers, and Monaco.
  • Ghedjemis revealed that conversations with Frosinone officials convinced him to remain after they presented him with their 'new ambition of becoming a major club,' overriding his personal transfer ambitions.
  • The 24-year-old netted 15 goals last season to help Frosinone reach Serie A and praised head coach Massimiliano Alvini for his 'winning spirit' and commitment to player development.
  • Following the failed pursuit, Celtic signed Haissem Hassan from Oviedo, while Rangers secured Badredine Bouanani from Nice to bolster their attacking options.
  • Ahead of Friday's league match against Sassuolo, Ghedjemis confirmed the summer transfer window is over and expressed commitment to his impact at the Benito Stirpe Stadium.
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'Ambition': Fares Ghedjemis lifts lid on snubbing both Celtic and Rangers in transfer window

Algerian happy to have stayed in Serie A

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The Algerian attacker of Frosinone returns to the market voices that had accompanied him during the summer: the renewal, the ambitions of the club and the desire to score more and more Frosinone is preparing for the challenge against Sassuolo with an extra certainty: Fares Ghedjemis wants to be the protagonist of the yellow season. The Algerian attacker, class 2002, [...]

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Daily Record broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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