2026
RegulationJournal de Monaco n° 8.793 — 3 avril 2026· 27 March 2026
Statute amendment at €3M capital
Ministerial decree no. 2026-156 of 27 March 2026 authorises amendment of the statutes of the Monegasque company « AS Monaco Football Club SA ».
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EventAS Monaco — 8e titre de Ligue 1 (2017)· 21 May 2017
Eighth French championship title
Under Leonardo Jardim, the professional team wins 2016–2017 Ligue 1 with 95 points; the club publishes details of the honours and key matches of the season.
Read the cited source →2014
AppointmentAS Monaco — entraîneur (2014-2019)· 1 June 2014
Leonardo Jardim appointed head coach
The club confirms Leonardo Jardim on the bench; he then leads the sporting recovery begun in Ligue 2 and the eighth national title in 2017.
Read the cited source →2013
EventAS Monaco — montée face à Nîmes (2013)· 11 May 2013
Ligue 2 champions and return to Ligue 1
After a 0-1 win at Nîmes on 11 May (Ibrahima Touré goal), the team secures promotion; the club then wins the Ligue 2 title at Stade Louis-II, closing two seasons in the second division.
Read the cited source →2012
AppointmentAS Monaco — saison 2012-2013· 1 July 2012
Claudio Ranieri coaches the first team
Claudio Ranieri takes charge of the team in Ligue 2; his squad leads the second half of the season and prepares the promotion secured at Nîmes in 2013.
Read the cited source →2004
EventAS Monaco — palmarès européen· 26 May 2004
Champions League finalists
On 26 May in Gelsenkirchen the team loses 0-3 to FC Porto in the Champions League final, after a run featuring Real Madrid and Chelsea; Didier Deschamps is head coach.
Read the cited source →AwardJournal de Monaco n° 7.654 — 4 juin 2004· 27 May 2004
Princely reception for the finalists
On 27 May at the Palace, Prince Rainier III receives the team and staff (Didier Deschamps, head coach) and presents the vermeil medal of Physical Education and Sports.
Read the cited source →2002
TransferJournal de Monaco n° 7.554 — 5 juillet 2002· 5 July 2002
Contribution and link with the sports association
Publication in the Journal of a contribution to « AS MONACO FOOTBALL CLUB S.A. », capital 1,000,000 euros, registered office 7 avenue des Castelans, involving Association Sportive Monaco Football Club.
Read the cited source →2000
EventAS Monaco — palmarès Ligue 1· 1 May 2000
Seventh Ligue 1 title
The professional team adds a French championship title to its national honours; the club lists this season among its eight league titles.
Read the cited source →1997
EventAS Monaco — palmarès Ligue 1· 1 May 1997
Sixth Ligue 1 title
Under Didier Deschamps the club wins the French championship; this decade also sees a European semi-final and several Coupe de France titles according to the official honours list.
Read the cited source →1988
EventAS Monaco — palmarès et histoire· 1 May 1988
Fifth Ligue 1 title
The club is crowned French champion for the fifth time; the 1980s are associated with Arsène Wenger at the head of the first team (1987-1994).
Read the cited source →1961
EventAS Monaco — palmarès Ligue 1· 1 May 1961
First French championship title
The team wins its first French championship; the club counts eight in total, from 1961 to 2017 according to ASM published honours.
Read the cited source →1924
FoundationAS Monaco — naissance du club· 23 August 1924
Date retained for the club foundation
On 23 August 1924 footballers are attached to Association Sportive de Monaco; the club retains this date for its centenary (1919: AS Monaco Football, FFF no. 91).
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