The Algerian attacker, born in 2002, was one of Frosinone’s leading performers in 2025-26, scoring 15 goals and providing three assists in 38 appearances.
His contribution attracted interest from abroad during the summer, with several clubs reportedly exploring a move. Frosinone have now secured his future on a long-term deal, ensuring that any potential suitor will have to negotiate with the Italian club.
Ghedjemis has made four appearances so far this season, recording one assist across 238 minutes. His new contract comes as the club continues to build around players who played important roles in its promotion campaign.
Frosinone announced the extension through its official channels on Thursday, confirming that the agreement runs until 30 June 2030.
The new deal brings an end to months of transfer uncertainty and gives the club greater security over one of its most valuable attacking players.
Ghedjemis will now look to build on the form that made him such an important figure last season, while Frosinone can plan ahead with his future settled.