AGP Executive Report

Monaco Football: AS Monaco’s CEO Thiago Scuro says Paul Pogba’s future is “complicated,” hinting the midfielder could leave as the club looks to trim its wage bill. Transfers & Targets: Monaco are also linked with Nice forward Mohamed-Ali Cho as they weigh changes up front, with reports noting Maghnes Akliouche could depart and Folarin Balogun is drawing interest after his World Cup run. Diamond League Athletics: Rhasidat Adeleke has withdrawn from Friday’s Monaco 400m after a rough return in Eugene, leaving her qualification hopes for the European Championships in Birmingham under pressure. Local Life & Mobility: Monaco is adding extra weekend buses on the L2 line for summer travel. Tourism Numbers: Monaco welcomed about 6.7 million visits in 2025, generating nearly €1.4 billion in direct spending, with day-trippers making up most arrivals but overnight tourists driving the majority of economic impact.

Monaco Security: Ukraine’s SBU says Monaco bombing suspect Anastasiia Berezovska was found dead in Kyiv after an officer confessed to killing her, while prosecutors link the case to the June 29 attack on Ukrainian tycoon Vadym Yermolaiev. Carabiniers Recruitment: The Prince’s Carabiniers opened applications for the 2027 intake for French and Monegasque nationals, with eligibility tests followed by medical and psychological checks. USMNT & Balogun Fallout: Folarin Balogun apologized after the US crashed out to Belgium, and coach Mauricio Pochettino said politics and manipulation overshadowed the exit. Luxury & Travel: Julius Baer’s 2026 lifestyle rankings put Monaco among the world’s priciest cities for the wealthy, while Silversea unveiled its 2028-29 voyage collection with 278 itineraries across 71 countries. Sports Calendar: Premier League preseason friendlies and the 2026-27 season start date were confirmed, with Monaco’s F1 spotlight continuing in the background.

Monaco Bombing Probe Turns Deadly: Ukraine’s SBU says the woman suspected in last week’s Monaco apartment bombing—Anastasiia Berezovska—has been found dead near Kyiv with gunshot wounds, after an intelligence officer confessed to killing her with help from a former law-enforcement officer; Monaco prosecutors also say the case links to the attempted attack on sanctioned tycoon Vadym Yermolaiev. World Cup Fallout for Monaco Connections: The USMNT’s run ended with a 4-1 loss to Belgium, with Folarin Balogun starting after FIFA suspended his one-match ban following a Trump call—sparking fresh backlash over politics and integrity. AS Monaco Transfer News: Sadibou Sané has completed his move from Metz to Monaco on a five-year deal, joining a busy summer that already includes other arrivals. Business & Tech: Terradepth backed a US Navy ocean-data exercise, touting tools to organize and visualize maritime information. Culture & Travel: Silversea unveiled its 2028/29 voyage plans, including a big Mediterranean program, while Ocean’s Eleven’s Monaco-set prequel keeps expanding its cast.

Monaco Security Update: A Ukrainian woman, Anastasiia Berezovska, suspected in last week’s Monaco parcel bombing targeting sanctioned businessman Vadym Yermolaiev, has reportedly been found shot dead near Kyiv, according to Ukrainian media citing law enforcement. Investigation Developments: Ukrainian reports say two suspects have been detained in connection with her death, including a serving military intelligence officer and a former law enforcement officer, as Monaco prosecutors continue to link the case to the earlier attack. Local Governance & Daily Life: Monaco has started issuing a new credit-card-format driving licence, with a 15-year renewal cycle and an online renewal option via MonGuichet.mc. Sports & Monaco Connections: AS Monaco has rejected a reported €35m PSG bid for winger Maghnes Akliouche, while the club also moved to appoint Filipe Luís as head coach after a Flamengo stint. Culture: Ballets de Monte-Carlo marked its 40th anniversary with a reunion gala at the Grimaldi Forum, bringing back about 150 former dancers.

World Cup Drama: FIFA has cleared US striker Folarin Balogun to play Belgium in the Round of 16 after suspending his one-match red-card ban, triggering a furious backlash from UEFA and Belgium’s FA over claims of political interference tied to Donald Trump’s call to Gianni Infantino. Local Sports & Business: Monaco’s AS Monaco Basket has been excluded from France’s top league next season by the DNCCG over financial guarantees, with an appeal option. Monaco Football: AS Monaco named Brazilian Filipe Luís as head coach for 2026/27, with Ghana defender Mohammed Salisu set to work with him after recovering from injury. Monaco Crime Update: Investigators say the Monaco blast suspect is a Ukrainian woman who allegedly disguised herself as a man; Interpol has issued an arrest warrant as the attack left multiple victims critically hurt. Entertainment (Monaco tie-in): Warner’s Ocean’s Eleven prequel is set at the 1963 Monaco Grand Prix, adding Vicky Krieps, George MacKay, Lauren Ridloff, Omar Sy and others to the cast. F1 Spotlight: Charles Leclerc bounced back to win at Silverstone, while FIA/F1 discussions continue about cheaper engine supply plans from 2031.

World Cup Drama: FIFA has suspended Folarin Balogun’s one-match red card ban, clearing the Monaco forward to play the USA’s Round of 16 clash vs Belgium in Seattle after Donald Trump reportedly called FIFA president Gianni Infantino to review the decision—prompting praise from Trump and outrage from Belgium. Monaco Community: Monaco’s summer street festival, L’Été au Port Hercule, is expanding for the first time to the Promenade du Larvotto, running 3 July–16 August alongside the Port Hercule site opening in stages from 10 July, with free entry and family-friendly games and food. F1 Spotlight: Charles Leclerc bounced back with a British GP win at Silverstone, saying he had to “cancel the noise” after a tough run, while Ferrari’s momentum and Mercedes’ mixed fortunes set up a tighter title fight. Sustainable Yachting: The Yacht Club de Monaco’s Monaco Energy Boat Challenge returns 8–11 July, with 54 teams testing electric, hydrogen and methanol prototypes in an open-air innovation lab.

F1 at Silverstone: Charles Leclerc ended a 624-day winless wait with a dramatic British Grand Prix victory for Ferrari, after Max Verstappen’s late crash triggered a Safety Car and Kimi Antonelli’s Mercedes suffered a suspension failure with 11 laps left. Leclerc said “the feeling was back,” while George Russell took second and Lewis Hamilton third as the race finished under caution. World Cup controversy: FIFA suspended Folarin Balogun’s one-game red-card ban, clearing the Monaco-linked US forward to play Belgium in the Round of 16. The reversal sparked outrage from Belgium and praise from Donald Trump, who said he called FIFA president Gianni Infantino to review the decision. Monaco-linked sport & local note: AS Monaco named Dennis Schmitt as youth team manager, adding a fresh leadership move to the club’s development setup.

Monaco Bombing: Police and Interpol are still hunting a Ukrainian woman suspected in a parcel-bomb attack in Monaco that injured a sanctioned tycoon, a woman and a child, with victims treated in Nice and investigators weighing motives ranging from Ukraine-linked conflict to fraud-related theories. Royal Spotlight: Prince Albert’s office says the Prince’s Palace was lit in U.S. flag colours for America’s 250th anniversary, marking Monaco’s ties with Washington. F1—British GP: Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli grabbed pole at Silverstone after winning the sprint, extending his championship lead as Sunday’s race looms. Monaco Energy Boat Challenge: India’s Team Sea Sakthi will showcase an upgraded indigenous electric catamaran at the July 8–11 event in Monaco. Sport & Culture: Wimbledon results rolled in on Saturday, while Monaco’s Festival de Télévision de Monte-Carlo honoured Kristin Scott Thomas.

Monaco Crime & Justice: Reports say Ukrainian businessman Vadym Yermolaev, hurt in Monaco’s parcel-bomb attack, has come out of a coma with improved condition, while his companion Anna Nasobina remains in serious trouble after surgery and amputations; investigators are still hunting the alleged suspect, Anastasiia Berezovskaya, after Interpol issued a Red Notice. F1 (Monaco Connection): At Silverstone, Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli kept his momentum with a sprint win and then grabbed pole for Sunday’s British GP, extending his title lead to 43 points over George Russell; Lewis Hamilton finished second in the sprint after being overtaken on lap eight. Football (World Cup): USA forward Folarin Balogun’s red card means he’ll miss the last-16 vs Belgium, with the team expected to reshuffle up front. Entertainment: Anime Expo news: Akane-banashi is set for a second season in January 2027, and its English dub rollout continues across major streaming partners including Monaco-area services.

Monaco Bombing Investigation: Interpol has named Anastasiia Berezovska, a 39-year-old Ukrainian woman, as the main suspect in the Monaco parcel bombing, issuing a Red Notice as authorities say she was “armed and dangerous” and likely did not act alone; prosecutors say the attack used a remote-controlled device and that the suspect was living in Germany, with investigators working to confirm possible accomplices. Local Public Safety: Authorities also continue to identify and track the injured victims, while Monaco prosecutors have said the case is being treated as attempted murder rather than terrorism. NATO/Ukraine Diplomacy: Italy is pushing to soften language in the NATO summit draft by removing a hard 2027 end date for Ukraine military aid, arguing it could limit room for negotiation; NATO’s draft still points to €70bn across 2026-27. Sport—Monaco Connection: AS Monaco striker Folarin Balogun is suspended for the USA’s World Cup Round of 16 vs Belgium after a controversial red card, shifting attention to who will replace him.

Monaco Security: Interpol has issued a Red Notice for Anastasiia Berezovska, 39, the main suspect in Monday’s parcel-bomb attack in Monaco that left Ukrainian tycoon Vadym Yermolaiev, his partner and their 13-year-old son critically hurt. Manhunt Update: Monaco prosecutors say the suspect “disguised herself as a man,” fled on foot into France, then was spotted in Germany, and investigators are now looking into possible accomplices and who may have ordered the attack. Justice Move: The Office of the Prosecutor General has opened a criminal case and is setting up an international investigative team to coordinate the probe and pursue prosecutions. Local Impact: In sport, French basketball watchdog DNCCG has excluded Monaco Basket from the 2026-27 top league over financial guarantees, with an appeal possible.

Monaco Security: Interpol has named Anastasiia Berezovska, 39, as the suspect in the Monaco parcel bombing that injured Ukrainian tycoon Vadym Iermolaiev and two others, with Monaco seeking her arrest for attempted murder and other charges. Investigation Update: Prosecutors say the attacker disguised herself as a man and was spotted in Germany; authorities also describe a remote-controlled device and say more than one person may have been involved. Local Impact: The blast remains under an attempted-murder probe, with Monaco coordinating with French services as the hunt continues. Sports & Business: Arsenal are set to appoint former Monaco staffer Pascal De Maesschalck as academy director, replacing Mertesacker, while Aviva Private Clients announces two promotions in its private client business. Lifestyle & Events: Nikki Beach launches the GC Lounge at Port Hercule for the Longines Global Champions Tour Monaco.

Monaco Justice Update: Monaco’s Prosecutor General’s Office says it has identified the parcel-bomb suspect behind the 29 June blast that injured three people, issuing an arrest warrant and requesting an Interpol Red Notice as the case moves to three investigating judges on charges including attempted murder and criminal conspiracy. Suspect Details: Reports now describe the suspect as a woman in her 30s, allegedly Ukrainian and living in Germany, with claims she may have disguised herself to look masculine; investigators say she carried out reconnaissance before targeting Vadym Yermolaiev, his partner and their teenage son. World Cup Shock for Monaco-linked Player: Folarin Balogun’s red card in the USA’s 2-0 win over Bosnia means he’s suspended for the Round of 16 against Belgium, with no appeal under FIFA rules—while debate continues over whether the decision was fair. Local Culture & Tourism: Monaco’s Heritage Institute launches “Au Cœur de Monaco” guided heritage tours starting 1 July, aiming to go beyond surface-level sightseeing with two itineraries in French and English. Football Transfers: Monaco confirmed Kassoum Ouattara’s move to Beşiktaş, while Manchester City also sent Mathys Detourbet to Monaco on loan.

Monaco Security Shock: A parcel-bomb attack in Monaco injured a Ukrainian tycoon, his wife and their 13-year-old son, prompting an attempted-murder investigation and a manhunt after a suspect fled toward France; prosecutors say it was not treated as terrorism, while officials stress CCTV showed the attacker scouting the area. Ukraine Links Under Scrutiny: Reporting suggests the blast may connect to Ukraine-based scam call-centre activity, with competing claims swirling around who was injured and why. World Cup Fallout for Monaco’s Folarin Balogun: The AS Monaco striker scored in the US’s 2-0 win over Bosnia, then was sent off after VAR, and FIFA rules mean the red-card suspension cannot be appealed—leaving him out of the last-16 vs Belgium. Football & Transfers: Newcastle moved toward new signings after Tonali talks, while Monaco’s own transfer news continues to ripple through European squads.

Monaco Bomb Investigation: Prosecutor Stéphane Thibault says the June 29 blast that injured a Ukrainian tycoon is being treated as attempted murder, not terrorism, as police continue a manhunt after a person was detained then released. Reports identify the injured businessman as Vadym Yermolaiev, with his wife later saying she was elsewhere; a 13-year-old boy was also hurt. Security & Motive Claims: Media coverage points to possible links to Ukraine’s security services and to a wider scam-call-centre theory, while the family’s lawyer urges caution over unverified claims. AS Monaco Football: Ansu Fati has completed a permanent €11m move to Monaco on a four-year deal, ending his Barcelona exit amid family criticism of how the transfer was handled. Sports & Culture: The Grimaldi Forum opened “Monaco and the Automobile, from 1893 to the Present Day,” a major exhibition of 53 historic cars. Local Events: Monaco Diamond League’s July 10 women’s 200m features Olympic champions Julien Alfred and Gabby Thomas plus Adaejah Hodge.

Monaco Security Shock: Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene visited Monaco’s public security headquarters and fire station after the Principality’s first modern bomb attack, receiving briefings on the investigation and the response teams. Bomb Investigation: Prosecutors say the parcel-bomb blast that injured three people—including Ukrainian-born businessman Vadym Yermolaiev—is being treated as attempted murder, not terrorism, as police hunt a suspect who fled into France; Monaco’s minister says surveillance suggests the family was specifically targeted. Victims’ Fallout: A communications agency for the injured family condemned the attack as “barbaric,” denied “oligarch” claims, and urged restraint as details circulate. AS Monaco Football: Monaco’s Kassoum Ouattara is nearing a move to Beşiktaş despite Hull City interest, while the club also confirmed Ansu Fati’s permanent return after his loan spell. Transfers & Talent: Manchester City completed Mathys Detourbet’s deal, sending him to Monaco on loan, and Folarin Balogun’s future is heating up with interest from major clubs.