AS Monaco FC
The AS Monaco ( Association Sportive de Monaco officially Football Club ) is a football club based in Monaco. Since the Monegasque league is not strong enough for the club, he plays with in the French league play and is a member of the French Football Federation FFF.
History
The AS Monaco was founded in 1919, since 1948 it was transformed into a professional club. Home Venue is the Stade Louis II, a pure seat stadium with 18,520 seats in the district of Fontvieille in Monaco. Club president since the end of 2011 Dmitri Jewgenjewitsch Rybolowlew; Coach of the league team since the beginning of the 2012/13 season, Claudio Ranieri.
With seven league titles and five in Ligue 1 Cup successes Monaco is one of the most successful clubs in the French league. At European level, the ASM reached the final once ( 1992) in the European Cup Winners' Cup, but lost 0-2 against Werder Bremen. On 26 May 2004 Monaco also lost the final of the UEFA Champions League final in Gelsenkirchen 0-3 to FC Porto.
After 34 years of continuous membership in the Ligue 1, the ASM played on the space 18 and the descent from 2011 to 2013 only in Ligue 2 The sporty as financially troubled club was held in December 2011 of a new investor: The Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolowlew took over a his company 66.67 percent of the shares of for the professional responsible corporation ( Société Anonyme Sportive Professionnelle ) and the presidency. The remaining third remains with the rest of the club to " represent the interests of the Principality [ to ] ". 2013, the club finished in first place in the Ligue 2, and thus the re-emergence.
To Erstligasaison 2013/14 the club João Moutinho, James Rodriguez committed (both from FC Porto ) and Radamel Falcao of Atletico Madrid for together estimated 120 to 130 million euros - a magnitude that the club has, however, denied.
Because the corporation is subject to the Monegasque tax law and order against the other French clubs has a significant competitive advantage, the French professional league association LFP decided in March 2013 that from the 2014/15 season all first and second division clubs - including the AS Monaco - resident for tax purposes must have in France. After the association had filed an appeal with the Executive Committee of the FFF, joined the League Association and AS Monaco a settlement under which the club can keep its headquarters in the Principality and paid compensation totaling 50 million euros, which will be distributed to the other professional associations.
Even members of the Monegasque royal family are at home games often present; Prince Albert II is a supporter of the club.
League membership and achievements
Professional status has owned 1933/34, and from 1948, the ASM; Division 1 (since 2002: Ligue 1) Monaco from 1953 to 1969, 1971/72, 1973-1976, 1977-2011 and again heard from 2013.
- French Football Champion: 1961, 1963, 1978, 1982, 1988, 1997, 2000
- French Cup winner: 1960, 1963, 1980, 1985, 1991 ( and finalist in 1974, 1984, 1989, 2010)
- French Football Supercup: 1961, 1985, 1997, 2000
- League Cup Winners: 2003
- Winner of the Coupe Drago: 1961
- European Cups: finalist in the European Cup Winners' Cup 1991/92 and in the UEFA Champions League 2003 /04
Important for the club former player
France
- Manuel Amoros
- Marcel Artelesa
- Fabien Barthez
- Raymond Bellot
- Henri Biancheri
- Philippe Christanval
- Lucien Cossou
- Youri Djorkaeff
- Jean -Luc Ettori
- Bernard Genghini
- Ludovic Giuly
- Gilles Grimandi
- Thierry Henry
- Michel Hidalgo
- Sylvain Legwinski
- Mickaël Madar
- Emmanuel Petit
- Claude Puel
- Jérôme Rothen
- Willy Sagnol
- Sébastien Squillaci
- Théodore Szkudlapski
- Lilian Thuram
- Patrick Valéry
Dual nationality
- Argentina David Trezeguet
- Algeria Ali Benarbia
- Algeria Abderrahmane Boubekeur
- Algeria Abdelaziz Ben Tifour
- Algeria Mustapha Zitouni
- Ivory Coast Basile Boli
- Ivory Coast Martin Djetou
- Tunisia Sabri Lamouchi
- Senegal Patrice Evra
Argentina
- Lucas Bernardi
- Marcelo Gallardo
- Hugo Ibarra
- Delio Onnis
- José Pastoriza
- Javier Saviola
Belgium
- Philippe Léonard
- Enzo Scifo
Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Muhamed Konjić
- Sonny Anderson
- Maicon
Cameroons
- Roger Milla
Togo
- Emmanuel Adebayor
Chad
- Japhet N'Doram
Croatia
- Dado Pršo
- Robert Špehar
Colombia
Democratic Republic of Congo
- Shabani Nonda
Denmark
- Søren Busk
- Dan Petersen
- John Sivebæk
England
Germany
- Uwe Krause
- Jürgen Klinsmann
- Flavio Roma
- Christian Panucci
- Marco Simone
- Marco Di Vaio
Liberia
- George Weah
- Christopher Wreh
Mexico
- Rafael Márquez
Nigeria
- Victor Nosa Ikpeba
Norway
Scotland
- John Collins
Senegal
Spain
- Fernando Morientes
South Korea
- Park Chu -young
Uruguay
- Ernesto Chevantón
For the association important former coach
- Lucien Leduc
- Stefan Kovacs
- Arsène Wenger
- Claude Puel
- Didier Deschamps
- Jean Tigana
Squad 2013/14
As of January 30, 2014
Basketball
The basketball team of the club played 17 years in the LNB Pro A and 1950 French runner-up.