Monaco appoints Brazilian coach Filipe Luís as its head coach following a recent spell at Flamengo. Multiple reports say Luís leaves Flamengo in March and takes up the Monaco role in the days that follow, described as coming roughly four months after his departure. Sources highlight his impact at Flamengo, where he leads the team to major trophies including the Brazilian league title and the Copa Libertadores in 2025. One outlet also notes that he is in charge of Flamengo at the Club World Cup last year. Reports also identify Luís’s playing background, noting he is a former left back who has represented Brazil and European clubs including Atlético Madrid and Chelsea. Monaco’s appointment is reported as a contract signed through June 2028. The move positions Luís to lead Monaco on a new project after a high-profile run at Flamengo, with coverage focused on the timing of his departure and his achievements with the Brazilian club.