AS Monaco formalized the loan of its young midfielder, Edan Diop, to the Cercle Bruges for the current season. The 20-year-old, French international in the U19 and U20 categories, joins the Belgian club, which is also a partner of AS Monaco. This transfer, without purchase option, allows Diop to gain experience while remaining under contract with the Monegasque club until 2028. This decision is part of the club’s young talent development policy, which favours loans to promote their growth.

The match schedule for the 2025-2026 season is now available, allowing fans to plan their attendance at the matches. The first day of the championship will take place on the weekend of August 15, with the following games broadcast on Ligue1+ and Bein Sports. The matches include Rennes against Marseille, Lens against Lyon, Monaco against Le Havre, Nice against Toulouse, Brest against Lille, Metz against Strasbourg, Angers against Paris FC and Auxerre against Lorient.

The second day of the championship, scheduled for the weekend of 22 August, also offers a programme rich in encounters. PSG against Angers, Marseille against Paris FC, Nice against Auxerre, Lyon against Metz, Lorient against Rennes, Strasbourg against Nantes, Toulouse against Brest and Le Havre against Lens, and Lille against Monaco. These matches promise to be exciting for football fans, with important stakes for each team.