Gjemis opposes Frosinone
Frosinone Italian club is facing a crisis with its Algerian player, Fares Gajmis, who rebelled and refused to travel to play with the team due to the management's firm stance against allowing him to move to French club Monaco. Monaco is seeking to sign Gajmis to replace Mignis Aklouche, having submitted an improved financial offer. However, Frosinone’s management demands 30 million euros, an amount Monaco considered exaggerated and prohibitive. The 23-year-old player is determined to transfer to the French league to advance his career and improve his chances with the national team, especially after missing two matches during the transfer window. Pressure from his agents is mounting to find a solution. Gajmis is regarded as an important asset who contributed to his team's rise to Italy’s top division, and his current market value is estimated at 7.5 million euros.
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