The Russian president of Ligue 1's AS Monaco, Dmitry Rybolovlev, has committed €55m ($63m) to key infrastructure projects. The funding will be used to renovate the Louis II Stadium's premium hospitality boxes and to build a dormitory for the team's academy players. The centrepiece of the plans is the Centre for Sporting Excellence at La Turbie FC, a state-of-the-art multi-functional sports complex, featuring three pitches, a rehabilitation zone, a restaurant, an 80-person conference hall, and fitness and medical centres. In addition to these projects, Monaco have also announced that they are investing in their own training ground, which will open next year.
The Russian president of Ligue 1's AS Monaco, Dmitry Rybolovlev, has committed €55m ($63m) to key infrastructure projects. The funding will be used to renovate the Louis II Stadium's premium hospitality boxes and to build a dormitory for the team's academy players. The centrepiece of the plans is the Centre for Sporting Excellence at La Turbie FC, a state-of-the-art multi-functional sports complex, featuring three pitches, a rehabilitation zone, a restaurant, an 80-person conference hall, and fitness and medical centres. It is due to open for the 2020/21 season.