

FolioPitch.com – 04 August 2026 | Frosinone have turned down two bids from Scottish giants Rangers and Celtic for winger Fares Ghedjemis, with the Serie A newcomers setting a price tag of €15-20m for the Algerian international.
The 23-year-old winger has been heavily linked with a move to Scotland in recent months, with his impressive performances for Algeria at the World Cup and in Serie B helping to increase his value.
According to Sky Sport Italia and Sky Sports Scotland, Celtic had proposed a bid of €7m over the weekend, while Rangers went better with a €10m offer. However, neither of these bids was deemed sufficient by Frosinone, who are looking to capitalize on Ghedjemis’s growing reputation.
The right-sided winger has been a key player for Frosinone in their promotion to Serie A, scoring 15 goals and providing three assists in 37 appearances last season. With his contract set to expire in 2025, Ghedjemis is likely to be in high demand this summer, with several top European clubs reportedly interested in signing him.
Frosinone’s decision to reject the bids from Rangers and Celtic is a significant blow to the Scottish giants, who had been hoping to sign Ghedjemis to help drive their own promotion push. The Canarini’s new price tag of €15-20m is likely to be a significant deterrent for other clubs, but it remains to be seen whether they will be able to hold out for such a large sum.
For now, it seems that Ghedjemis’s future remains uncertain, with several clubs likely to be interested in signing him this summer. Whether Frosinone will be able to hold out for the price they want remains to be seen, but one thing is certain – the Algerian international is one of the most talented young players in Serie A, and his services will be in high demand in the coming months.
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