Ligue 1

Monaco

Est. 1919 · Monaco, Monaco

Stadium
Stade Louis II.
18,523 capacity
Manager
Filipe Luís
since 2026

AS Monaco FC, formed in 1924, is based in the Principality of Monaco and plays its home matches at the Stade Louis II in the Fontvieille district. One of the most successful clubs in French football, it has won eight Ligue 1 titles and reached the 2004 UEFA Champions League final and the 1992 European Cup Winners' Cup final.

Honours

all-time
League
Ligue 18×
Ligue 21×
Domestic cups
Coupe de France5×
Trophée des Champions4×
Coupe de la Ligue1×

All-time top scorers

club record
1Delio Onnis223goals
2Wissam Ben Yedder118goals
3Lucien Cossou114goals
4Christian Dalger90goals
5Radamel Falcao83goals

Club legends

Jean-LucEttori
Goalkeeper1975–1994Holds the club record with 755 competitive appearances across nearly two decades.
ManuelAmoros
Defender1979–1989France international full-back who made over 300 appearances during a golden era.
LilianThuram
Defender1991–1996Academy product who launched a career that led to World Cup glory with France.
EmmanuelPetit
Midfielder1989–1997Homegrown midfielder who won Ligue 1 before becoming a 1998 World Cup winner.
FabienBarthez
Goalkeeper1992–1995Goalkeeper who won the 1996–97 title era and later starred for France.
LudovicGiuly
Midfielder1998–2004Winger who captained the side to the 2004 Champions League final.
DelioOnnis
Forward1973–1980Prolific striker and the club's all-time record scorer with 223 goals.
ThierryHenry
Forward1994–1999Academy graduate who broke through at Monaco before global stardom.

Recent record

2019/20–2025/26
244
P
128
W
50
D
66
L
52%
Win %
446
Goals
+125
GD

Recent top scorers

2019/20–2025/26

Recent top assisters

2019/20–2025/26

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