Stanis Idumbo, Jordan Teze, and Mamadou Coulibaly miss AS Monaco training
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Last updated Sep 16, 2026

Stanis Idumbo, Jordan Teze, and Mamadou Coulibaly did not participate in AS Monaco's first-team training session on September 16. Teze and Coulibaly recently missed the team's draw against RC Strasbourg Alsace due to injuries, with Teze managing a muscular issue and Coulibaly sidelined by a quadriceps strain. Anis Soubeir, who replaced Coulibaly in that match, is also out for about three weeks due to an ankle injury. Idumbo is dealing with a psoas injury and was already doubtful for the upcoming match against RC Lens. Ansu Fati and Folarin Balogun attended training and could potentially return this week.
- •Idumbo, Teze, and Coulibaly absent from training on September 16.
- •Teze missed last weekend's draw due to a muscular injury.
- •Coulibaly likely out for several weeks with a quadriceps injury.
- •Anis Soubeir also out for around three weeks with an ankle injury.
- •Ansu Fati and Folarin Balogun could return this week.
- 9:05 AMYahoo Sports — Stanis Idumbo, Jordan Teze, and Mamadou Coulibaly absent from AS Monaco training
"AS Monaco trio Stanis Idumbo, Jordan Teze, and Mamadou Coulibaly were absent from Wednesday’s first-team training session attended by Get French Football News. Teze missed last weekend’s draw agai...
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