AS Monaco is currently facing a crisis as the club grapples with a series of poor results and a growing list of injured players. Following the sacking of manager Adi Hütter and the appointment of Sébastien Pocognoli, the team has failed to turn its fortunes around. The atmosphere at Stade Louis II was notably subdued during their recent Ligue 1 match against Lorient, where fans expressed their discontent, boycotting the first half. The club's performance has been dismal, with only one win in their last eight league games, leaving them ninth in Ligue 1, 12 points behind third-placed Marseille.

CEO Thiago Scuro had previously emphasized the importance of finishing in the top three this season, citing financial imperatives. However, Monaco's current form raises questions about their strategy, especially after taking risks in the summer transfer window. High-profile signings like Paul Pogba and Ansu Fati have struggled with fitness issues, contributing to the team's woes. Pogba, who has played just half an hour this season, is currently sidelined with a calf injury, leading to doubts about the wisdom of his signing.

In addition to Pogba, several other key players, including Eric Dier and Takumi Minamino, have also faced injury setbacks. Scuro has acknowledged the abnormal number of injuries affecting the squad, stating that it significantly alters the course of a season. He is actively seeking solutions and has hinted at potential changes in the medical department if the situation does not improve.

The club's challenges are compounded by the financial struggles faced by many teams in French football, with Scuro noting that only Paris Saint-Germain is not in survival mode. As AS Monaco navigates this difficult period, fans are left hoping for a turnaround in both player fitness and team performance to avoid further decline in the league standings.