AS MONACO: NEW RICH CLUB EUROPE

After the Roman Abrahamovic buy Chelsea and Chelsea as the club made the wealthy, since Chelsea became a respected club. And since then Chelsea achievement and material abundance. A growing number of clubs that brings instant style to achieve success using abundant funds to bring the world's top stars. Besides Chelsea, Manchester City and there is also a PSG

with the new owners who have abundant funds. The result? Arguably quite successful, although they also have to face the fact that not everything can be bought with money. Manchester City won the Premier League in the 2011-2013 season continues despite failing miserably in the Champions League, while PSG won the Ligue 1 despite having passed with difficulty.

Now in the 2013-2014 season will be marked by the emergence of AS Monaco are just back in the top division of the French league with tremendous force funds. AS Monaco team probably is not new in Europe, but the funding difficulties faced by the team a few seasons ago to make them have to lose a lot of players and catapulted into the second division of the French league. However, since the arrival of one of Russia's richest man, Dmitry Rybolovlev's team changed completely. AS Monaco started to bring in some players who have a good enough quality to bring them back to the top division of the French league. In addition they also bring in coach Claudio Ranieri for the team coached. Quality and experience of Ranieri, a former coach of Chelsea, Valencia, and many European clubs has proven successful Monaco brought back to the top division this season. So could follow the lead of its predecessor Monaco became a respected clubs in the world.

Biography AS Monaco

AS Monaco FC is a football club Monaco origin. The club was established in 1924, is competing in Ligue 2. Though headquartered in Monaco, the club competed in the French football competition system because Monaco is not listed as a member of UEFA. His nickname is Les Rouge et Blanc ("red-white club"). AS Monaco's home stadium is Stade Louis II with a capacity of 18 523 people. Monaco's best achievement in European football competition is a finalist in the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup and 1992 UEFA Champions League in 2004.

    7 First Division League champions France

          1960/1961, 1962/1963, 1977/1978, 1981/1982, 1987/1988, 1996/1997 and 1999/2000

    5 Cup Champion France

          1959/1960, 1962/1963, 1979/1980, 1984/1985 and 1990/1991

    1 French League Cup Champion

          2002/2003

    4 French Super Cup Champions

          1960/1961, 1984/1985, 1996/1997, 1999/2000

    2 Champion Coupe Bambardella