Monaco dismisses head coach Philippe Pocognoli following the club’s failure to qualify for the UEFA Champions League. Multiple reports say the decision is linked directly to Monaco finishing outside the positions needed for European’s top competition. The sacking comes after a season in which Monaco’s league performance did not secure the club’s stated sporting target, prompting management to make a change in the coaching staff. The reports describe the move as a response to the team falling short of qualification, rather than any single match outcome. No details are provided in the shared excerpts about an immediate successor or interim coach. The club’s decision reflects the expectation that Monaco should reach Champions League places, and the outcome of the campaign has led to a managerial change. The reports also indicate that the timing of the dismissal is closely tied to the conclusion of the season and final confirmation of Monaco’s qualification status. Further announcements would be expected regarding the club’s next appointment and any related staffing changes.