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Monaco Basketball Faces Bankruptcy Amid Massive 24 Million Euro Debt
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First reported by Mako · Jul 10, 2026
What happened
Monaco basketball club, EuroLeague 2025 runner-up, faces bankruptcy with a 24 million euro debt and league exclusion unless it secures funding by July 20.
- 01Monaco basketball owes 24 million euros and faces imminent bankruptcy.
- 02French basketball league rejected Monaco's financial plan, barring league participation.
- 03Monaco must provide financial guarantees by July 20 to avoid dissolution.
- 04Budget plan led by Jamal Mashburn was deemed insufficient by league officials.
- 05Financial troubles linked to Russian oligarch Alexey Fedorichev's frozen assets.
- 06Monaco principality injected 30 million euros to help the club survive.
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