PSG Wins Its 14th Ligue 1 Title
PSG continues to strengthen its dominance in French football after securing another Ligue 1 title, reaching its 14th domestic championship and further confirming the success of the project led by Luis Enrique, who continues to collect trophies since arriving in Paris.
The season once again showcased the Parisian club’s superiority both in France and across Europe. The team managed by the Spanish coach clinched the league title after overcoming a tough battle with Lens, a side that remained close for much of the campaign but ultimately could not match the consistency of the champions.
With this latest triumph, Luis Enrique has now won 10 trophies out of a possible 13 since taking charge of PSG, a remarkable achievement that highlights the immediate impact he has had on the club. Under his leadership, the Parisian side has lifted the UEFA Champions League, multiple domestic trophies, and the UEFA Super Cup.
Luis Enrique Continues a Dominant Era in Paris
Since arriving during the 2023-24 season, the Spanish manager transformed PSG into an even more competitive team. In his first year, he won the league title, the French Cup, and the French Super Cup, although the club was eliminated in the semifinals of the Champions League.
However, the 2024-25 campaign became the true confirmation of the project’s success. The Parisian giants won nearly every competition they played in, capturing another Ligue 1 title, the French Cup, the French Super Cup, and finally conquering Europe after defeating Inter Milan 5-0 in the Champions League final.
The only disappointment that season came in the Club World Cup final, where Chelsea defeated the French side.
PSG Still Chasing Another Champions League Trophy
This season, PSG has already secured three important trophies. In addition to winning Ligue 1, the club also lifted the French Super Cup after defeating Marseille in a thrilling 6-3 match and later captured the UEFA Super Cup on penalties against Tottenham.
Although the team suffered a surprising elimination from the French Cup against Paris FC, the Parisian side still has the opportunity to close the season in historic fashion. On May 30 in Budapest, PSG will face Arsenal in the Champions League final while attempting to defend the European crown they won last season.
With an experienced squad, world-class talent, and the leadership of Luis Enrique, PSG continues building one of the most successful eras in club history.
