In the early morning of April 24, Beijing time, the 34th round of the Ligue 1 competition began to compete, and in this round, Paris Saint-Germain welcomed the challenge of Lens at home. In the end, the two sides drew 1-1 in this match, and after this round, Paris reached 16 points ahead of the second-place Marseille team, locking up the Ligue 1 title of the season four rounds in advance.
It is the eighth Ligue 1 title that Paris has won in the last 10 seasons and the 10th Ligue 1 title in the history of their club. In terms of the number of Ligue 1 wins, Paris Saint-Germain tied Saint-Etienne, and the two teams have become the club with the most Ligue 1 titles with 10 titles.
Messi received his first title since joining Paris, the 11th league title of Messi's career, the previous 10 of which he had won at Barcelona. In addition, Messi has won 39 titles in his career, including 1 Ligue 1, 10 La Liga, 4 Champions Leagues, 7 Copa del Rey, 8 Spanish Super Cups, 3 European Super Cups, 3 Club World Cups, 1 Copa America, 1 Olympic gold medal and 1 U20 World Cup.
After winning this season's Ligue 1 title, Messi is close to two major football records. He has won the title in the five major leagues 11 times, just two short of the record of 13 titles held by Giggs. In the next two seasons, Messi is expected to catch up with the Manchester United star.
Messi's career 39 crowns are close to the record for the highest number of titles in football, a record held by Messi's former teammate Alves. Alves has won a total of 43 titles so far in his career, and Messi is still four crowns away from his record, and Messi can catch up with his former teammates as soon as next season.
After winning this season's Ligue 1 title, Messi has already thrown his old rival Cristiano Ronaldo another step away. Ronaldo has won a total of 33 titles so far in his career, including 7 of the five major league championships. On these two main indicators, Ronaldo wants to catch up with Messi's almost impossible task.