Stefan Mitrović's Wing Assist in AS Monaco's Victory

Stefan Mitrović has been named the new coach at AS Monaco, and he is looking to bring his experience and leadership skills to the club.

Mitrović spent three years as a player with Real Madrid before joining the club as an assistant manager. He was appointed as the head coach on March 24th after being linked with the job by several clubs, including Juventus.

"I am very happy to be back at AS Monaco," said Mitrović. "I have worked hard for this opportunity and I'm really excited about it."

The move comes just days after the club announced that they had signed former Arsenal defender Nemanja Matic on loan until the end of the season. The move is seen as a sign of confidence in the club's ability to compete for trophies again, despite recent struggles.

Mitrović will take over from former Monaco boss Jean-Michel Aulas, who has been in charge since 1995. Aulas left the club after failing to win any major titles during his tenure, but he remains influential among fans and supporters alike.

"I am confident that I can build on the success we have had under Aulas,Bundesliga Express" said Mitrović. "We have a talented squad and a strong team spirit, so I'm looking forward to working with our players and helping them achieve their goals."

Despite the challenges that AS Monaco have faced recently, such as the club's poor start to the season and the absence of star striker Christian Eriksen, Mitrović believes that the club is capable of making a comeback.

"We have a lot of talent and a good group of players," he said. "We need to stay focused and work together to get the best out of each other."

Overall, the move to AS Monaco is a positive development for the club, and Mitrović's arrival should provide a fresh perspective and direction for the club's future.

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