Bensebaini team-mate on radar: BVB tracking Farès Ghedjemis | OneFootball

From very close range, or rather had to, Ramy Bensebaini experienced on the night from Tuesday to Wednesday that Lionel Messi, even at almost 39 years of age, has lost none of his brilliance. Thanks to three goals from the superstar, defending champions Argentina beat Algeria’s side, with the Borussia Dortmund professional in central defense, 3-0. Meanwhile, Bensebaini’s teammate Farès Ghedjemis remained on the bench, although he is also said to have attracted BVB’s interest.

As reported by the portal fussballeuropa.com, Borussia, along with AS Monaco, Lazio Rome and Atalanta Bergamo, have set their sights on Ghedjemis, who recorded 15 goals and three assists in 37 Serie B appearances last season, thus playing a major role in Frosinone Calcio’s promotion to Italy’s top flight.

Whether Ghedjemis will still be playing for Frosinone next season is far from certain because of the many interested clubs, including several big names. However, Frosinone can point to a contract running until 2028 and are reportedly unwilling to let the 23-year-old attacking player leave for less than 20 million euros.

Strong development over the last year

Ghedjemis, who was born in Montreuil, France, but made his debut for Algeria’s national team in March thanks to his roots, joined Frosinone from FC Rouen at the start of 2024 for around 300,000 euros and, after 27 appearances with two goals and one assist in his first year and a half, only truly broke through last season.

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As a rule, the Franco-Algerian was used on the right wing, and therefore in a position where BVB could have a need should Karim Adeyemi (photo) still leave the club. However, it is understood that coach Niko Kovac is planning for the future without genuine wingers, so the trail leading to Ghedjemis is not considered particularly hot at the moment.

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