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Monaco have confirmed that striker Ibrahima Toure has left the club.In a short statement on their official website, the club said Toure had joined Arabian side Al Nasr.The Senegal striker played a key role in Monaco's return to Ligue 1, scoring 31 goals in 58 games across a season and a half in the Principality.
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