AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMonaco Business & Economy: Santos’ FIFA transfer ban has been lifted after Neymar’s family company NR Sports paid off the club’s debt to AS Monaco tied to Jean Lucas, reopening Santos’ ability to register new players and restart recruitment. Local Governance & Mobility: Monaco is offering cyclists a free tune-up during European Mobility Week, with a Decathlon-backed workshop at Marché de la Condamine (bicycle diagnostics and adjustments) plus a nod to the city’s broader Repair Café circular-economy push. Sports Finance & Transfers (Monaco-linked): Chelsea are weighing Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara as a potential Enzo Fernandez replacement, while Bournemouth’s sporting director Tiago Pinto insists Alex Scott will not be sold—“We are done”—as the window nears its Tuesday deadline. EU Football Governance: UEFA has abandoned its FIFA boycott plan but is escalating pressure on Gianni Infantino, preparing legal action in Switzerland over the World Cup sell-off scheme. Tourism & Industry: WTTC is adding major corporate members like ClubMed Lifestyle Group ahead of its Malta summit, signaling a stronger public-private push for travel and tourism investment.
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