AS Monaco Roster Players Squad 2017/2018 Name List And Transfer News

AS Monaco Roster Players Squad 2017/2018 (17/18) Transfer News – Association Sportive de Monaco Football Club which called AS Monaco FC. It was founded on 1st August 1919. Monaco FC plays in the French football league system, in Ligue 1. Monaco FC was led by Leonardo Jardim as the manager and Joao Moutinho as the captain. Under their managerial, Monaco FC becomes one of the best clubs in France. This club got seven league titles and five trophies of Coupe de France. In 1992, this club also joined the competition and had to be the runners-up in the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup. It was the repetition in 2004, Monaco FC became the runners-up in the UEFA Champions League.

In 1933, Monaco FC was invited by the French Federation to change into the professional club. Actually, the club got up and down position before in 1953 Monaco FC was promoted into French first division.

Lucien Leduc took Monaco FC to get three league titles and two domestic cups. Monaco FC got the championship in Coupe de France and French Championship to fill the qualification the European Club.

AS Monaco FC showed the successes especially in national competitions. This club won every title which held by the France. Monaco FC was the champion in the Coupe de France in 1980 and 1985, was the champion in the French Championship in 1982, and was the finalist Coupe de France in 1984. Finally, in 1985 – 1986 Monaco FC created the biggest history for the club, won 9-0 by Bordeaux. If you want to know about AS Monaco Roster Players Squad 2017/2018, following the table.

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AS Monaco Squad Roster Players Numbers 2017-2018 (17/18) Season:

Numbers	Name	National	Age
AS Monaco Goalkeeper
1	Danijel Subašić	Croatia	27/10/1984
40	Loïc Badiashile	France	5/2/1998
16	Morgan De Sanctis	Italy	26/03/1977
30	Seydou Sy	Senegal	12/12/1995
AS Monaco Defender
19	Djibril Sidibé	France	29/07/1992
38	Almamy Touré	Mali	28/04/1996
	Mehdi Beneddine	France	26/02/1996
34	Abdou Diallo	France	4/5/1996
2	Fabinho	Brazil	23/10/1993
25	Kamil Glik	Poland	3/2/1988
5	Jemerson	Brazil	24/08/1992
23	Benjamin Mendy	France	17/07/1994
47	Kévin N’Doram	France	22/01/1996
	Pierre-Daniel Nguinda Ndiffon	France	18/06/1996
24	Andrea Raggi	Italy	24/06/1984
AS Monaco Midfielder
14	Tiemoué Bakayoko	France	17/08/1994
10	Bernardo Silva	Portugal	10/8/94
27	Thomas Lemar	France	12/11/95
20	Adama Traoré	Mali	28/06/1995
26	Boschilia	Brazil	5/3/1996
7	Nabil Dirar	Morocco	25/02/1986
28	Corentin Jean	France	15/07/1995
8	João Moutinho	Portugal	8/9/1986
AS Monaco Forward
18	Valère Germain	France	17/04/1990
29	Kylian Mbappé	France	20/12/1998
11	Guido Carrillo	Argentina	25/06/1991
9	Radamel Falcao	Colombia	10/2/1986
AS Monaco Coach Manager
	Leonardo Jardim	Portugal	1/8/1974
AS Monaco Asistant Manager
	António Vieira	Portugal	13/12/1963
AS Monaco Goalkeeper Coach
	André Amitrano	France	30/11/1957

AS Monaco Transfer News:

In
Name	From	Transfer Value
Terence Kongolo	Feyenoord	€12.5m
Diego Benaglio	Wolfsburg	undisclosed fee
Jordy Gaspar	Lyon	free
Soualiho Meite	Lille	€8m
Youri Tielemans	Anderlecht	€25m
Out
Name	To	Transfer Value
Benjamin Mendy	Manchester City	£49.2m
Tiemoue Bakayoko	Chelsea	£39.8m
Abdou Diallo	Mainz 05	€4.8m
Elderson	Sivasspor	undisclosed fee
Corentin Jean	Bordeaux	undisclosed fee
Mathieu Deplagne	Troyes	undisclosed fee
Valere Germain	Marseille	€7.7m
Nabil Dirar	Fenerbahce	undisclosed fee
Bernardo Silva	Manchester City	£43m

Unfortunately, AS Monaco FC Roster Players Squad could not show the ability in European stage. The club failed to pass the requirement to get European competitions. Monaco FC got into financial difficulties in 2003. The club decline into Ligue 2. After 8 years, this club was bought by Dmitry Rybolovlev. Monaco FC becomes the most spender football club in the world. In the 2012 – 2013, Monaco FC back to Ligue 1.