Overview
- Manager Adi Hutter said the trip was delayed for technical reasons because safety was not guaranteed, a decision taken with CEO Thiago Scuro.
- Reports attribute the issue to an air‑conditioning failure that left the cabin extremely hot.
- Footage shared by Jordan Teze showed players in their underwear trying to cool down, with some later disembarking in minimal clothing.
- The team remained at home and plans to fly the next day, with Hutter noting Monaco have recently traveled on match day.
- Monaco are slated to play Club Brugge in Bruges on Thursday in their Champions League opener.