Overview
- Union Saint-Gilloise clinched their 12th Belgian championship, finishing three points ahead of defending champions Club Brugge.
- The title was secured with a 3:1 win against KAA Gent on Sunday, marking their first league victory since 1935.
- The club, founded in 1897, rebounded from decades of post-war decline that saw them drop to the fourth division and face financial struggles.
- A 2018 takeover by English businessmen Tony Bloom and Alex Muzio sparked the club's revival, leading to their return to the top flight in 2021.
- Coach Sébastien Pocognoli, in his debut season, delivered the championship, solidifying his reputation as a rising managerial talent in European football.