PSG Crowned Ligue 1 Champions Again as Luis Enrique Secures Glory in Debut Season
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) have officially been crowned 2024/25 Ligue 1 champions, securing their 13th French league title after a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Angers on Saturday. The lone goal came from rising star Desire Doue, sealing the win that mathematically shut out all competition — with six games to spare.
This marks PSG’s fourth consecutive title and their 11th Ligue 1 crown since the 2012/13 season, underlining their absolute dominance in French football over the past decade. The club now sits 24 points clear of second-placed Monaco, who—even if they win all their remaining matches—cannot catch up.
👑 Marquinhos Makes History
Beyond the team triumph, captain Marquinhos etched his name into Ligue 1 history books by becoming the only player ever to win 10 French top-flight titles. Having joined PSG in 2013, the Brazilian has become a pillar of consistency, loyalty, and leadership. His feat is not just a testament to PSG’s era of dominance, but also to his enduring presence at the heart of it all.
🔥 Opinion: Ligue 1 is PSG’s Kingdom, But Can They Conquer Europe?
There’s no denying PSG’s supremacy in France. With an eye-watering budget, a squad stacked with international stars, and now a manager in Luis Enrique who brings both discipline and flair, this is a club built for success.
But the big question still looms: When will PSG translate domestic dominance into European glory? Winning Ligue 1 is now seen as a minimum requirement in Paris. Fans, pundits, and the club’s Qatari owners are yearning for that elusive UEFA Champions League crown.
Luis Enrique's first season has already delivered silverware, but the real test of his era will come on European nights.
🧠 Final Thoughts
As PSG fans celebrate another league title, the focus quickly shifts to bigger dreams. Can this team finally break the UCL curse? With a blend of experience, youth, and now a coach who has done it before (with Barcelona), the hope feels more real than ever.
But for now, PSG can bask in their rightful crown as the kings of France — again.
What do you think? Can Luis Enrique lead PSG to Champions League glory next season? Or will this golden generation remain kings only in France?
