If PSG complete an unbeaten league season, they would become just the sixth team from Europe’s top five leagues to do so, joining Bayer Leverkusen from 2024, Juventus in 2012, Arsenal in 2004, Milan in 1992 and Perugia in 1979.
“They would be the first French team ever to do it,” added Laurens. “One defeat has been done twice, but zero defeats never.
“I think this is the main motivation for this PSG team and for Luis Enrique. He tells the players enough they could write even more history by staying the whole season unbeaten.
“There is a reason why it is so rare, because I think subconsciously when you have validated the title and have other competitions to focus on, even if you want to keep winning, maybe there is something in you that you switched off a little bit.
“They have been playing so well the last few months that it is definitely not out of the question.”
PSG also still have their eyes on a quadruple, with a Champions League quarter-final and a Coupe de France final to look forward to, having already won the French Super Cup.
With the Ligue 1 crown almost wrapped up, here is how the title races look across the rest of the top five European leagues.
