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Brazilian Coach Filipe Luís Hired by Monaco After Impressive Spell at Flamengo

The 40-year-old Brazilian signed through June 2028 after leading Flamengo to the Brazilian title and the Copa Libertadores in 2025.

  • On Monday, Monaco hired Brazilian coach Filipe Luis on a contract through June 2028, tasking the 40-year-old with leading the club's new project.
  • Sebastien Pocognoli was fired last month after Monaco finished seventh in the French league and failed to qualify for the Champions League, prompting Luis's appointment.
  • The former Chelsea and Atletico Madrid defender led Flamengo to the 2025 Copa Libertadores title, recording 62 wins, 21 draws, and 16 defeats across two seasons before departing in March.
  • Luis stated, "Big early tasks will be to keep Monaco," targeting retention of United States World Cup striker Folarin Balogun and France attacking midfielder Maghnes Akliouche.
  • Monaco will compete in the Conference League playoffs next month after missing Champions League qualification, having lost 5-4 on aggregate to Paris Saint-Germain in their playoff.
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The Brazilian coach signed an institutional agreement to lead the French club for two seasons.

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French Ligue 1 team Monaco has announced that 40-year-old Brazilian Filipe Luis has been appointed as their new head coach.

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The former Brazilian international side, which has a promising start to coaching career, will take over the ASM in the fall.

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Brazilian coach Filipe Luís hired by Monaco after impressive spell at Flamengo

Brazilian coach Filipe Luís has been hired by Monaco four months after leaving Flamengo. He has signed a contract until June 2028.

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40-year-old Brazilian takes over the club of the Principality after winning titles in Flamengo

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Monday, July 6, 2026.
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