Anthony Mounier scored for Montpellier, but Blaise Matuidi and Ezequiel Lavezzi scored goals for PSG in the victory.

Since losing to Bordeaux on March 3, PSG had gone eight games without a loss. Hubert Fournier's team was able to avoid them with the aid of two 1-1 draws with Lyon.

With the acquisition of PSG by the Qatar Investment Company in 2011, they have developed into a dominant force in France. This most recent trophy is yet another step on the right path for PSG. The team is positioned for a period of domestic success even though it hasn't yet fully realized its potential on the Champions League stage.

According to other reports by football experts, the team's star striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic had scored 19 goals in 25 games, which was the most in Ligue 1 this season. The next most active PSG player is Edinson Cavani, who had made 33 appearances and scored 16 goals.

Despite having the leading scorer in the league in Alexandre Lacazette, Lyon's recent loss to Caen all but eliminated their prospects of winning the trophy.

The championship should now be seen as a minimum goal for PSG, who will be eager to sign a few top players this summer. 

To avoid receiving a second punishment and a roster cap from FIFA, the club must adhere to UEFA's financial fair play rules.

The team's reputation will be enhanced with Saturday's title win ahead of the start of the transfer window, perhaps helping to attract key additions for the upcoming season.