AS Monaco return to Stade Louis-II on Thursday, August 6, kicking off at 8pm against Spanish side Getafe CF, in what will be the club’s fourth pre-season friendly and the first chance for supporters to see the Rouge et Blanc back on home turf in Fontvieille ahead of the new campaign.
The fixture offers a genuine test for new head coach Filipe Luís and his squad, with Getafe having finished seventh in La Liga last season and, like Monaco, having also qualified for Europa Conference League qualifying rounds this summer. For supporters in the region or regular fixtures at the foot of the Rock, it’s a rare early look at how the team is shaping up before the season begins in earnest.
Season ticket holders for 2026-2027 are being rewarded for their loyalty, with every subscriber receiving two complimentary tickets to attend. For everyone else, group and family offers make the match an accessible outing: a four-ticket pack is available for €40 total, working out to just €10 per ticket, while a dedicated family offer gives one adult and one child (born after August 2013) entry at half price.
Tickets can be purchased through AS Monaco’s official ticketing platform, with a maximum of six tickets per order. Digital tickets are accessed via the AS Monaco App, tickets can be found under the “Mes Billets” section once logged into a supporter account, with the name on each ticket needing to match the ID presented at the turnstiles.
For those planning their trip, the club is recommending an early arrival, with public gates opening two hours before kick-off. Traffic and parking around the stadium can build up quickly, so fans are encouraged to check live parking availability across the Principality via parkings.mc or the Your Monaco app, with Parking des Salines, next to the Jardin Exotique, and Parking Wurtemberg suggested as good options for a quick getaway after the final whistle. Monaco’s train station is also just a 15-minute walk from Stade Louis-II, with SNCF services running regularly from both Nice and Menton in the lead-up to kick-off, and return trains departing well after the final whistle.
With new signings expected to feature and a step up in opposition quality from previous friendlies, Thursday’s match offers Monaco supporters their first proper glimpse of the team taking shape under Luís, before the club turns its attention to a high-profile trip to Anfield to face Liverpool just three days later.