Frosinone midfielder Farès Ghedjemis scored in a 2-0 home victory against Torino on 1 November, extending the Canarini's extraordinary run and cementing his place as one of the most productive midfielders in the early weeks of the Serie A 2026-27 season.
The goal against Torino was not an isolated moment. It was the latest data point in a campaign that has seen the 24-year-old Algerian accumulate one goal and four assists across eight Serie A appearances, at an average match rating of 7.04 — numbers that place him among the more influential midfielders in the division at this stage. Frosinone sit sixth with 20 points from ten matches, and Ghedjemis has been central to the attacking output behind that position.
The scale of Frosinone's ambition this season is best understood through their goals column: 24 scored in ten matches, against 14 conceded. Massimiliano Alvini's side are not merely accumulating points through defensive solidity; they are generating chances at a rate that puts European qualification within realistic reach. Ghedjemis, whose profile as a creator rather than a finisher makes his assist tally the more telling figure, fits that template precisely. Four assists in eight league games is a contribution rate that shapes results rather than decorates them.
The win against Torino — a fifth consecutive home victory — also arrived days after a 5-1 dismantling of Lecce that pushed Frosinone into the European places. Back-to-back performances of that authority suggest Alvini has found a system that suits his personnel, and Ghedjemis is operating near the centre of it.
His AI overall of 72 out of 100, with a potential of 80, reflects a player still developing rather than one who has reached his ceiling. The contract extension signed earlier this autumn, which closed a summer of speculation involving clubs from outside Italy, now looks like sound business. Frosinone kept the player; the player is repaying the confidence. The question for the second quarter of the season is whether Ghedjemis can maintain this output as opponents begin to study him more carefully — and whether Alvini's side can hold their position in a table that will tighten considerably before winter.