The 14th consecutive championship title was won in record time – in April, five rounds before the end of the championship. The unprecedented success became a fact after a home victory with 2:0 over Cherno More. A week later, the champions received the cup and gold medals following a 1:1 draw with Levski at the "Huvepharma Arena".

The 14th title came in a season that was held under a new format due to the increased number of teams in the main phase of the Europa League, where Ludogorets performed admirably in matches against top teams such as Lyon, Lazio, Athletic Bilbao, and Viktoria Plzen. The short winter break due to the games with Midtjylland and Lyon in January did not allow the team to prepare optimally, but nevertheless, Igor Jovicevic's men played steadily.

In February, the eighth Supercup of the country was won, and the team also qualified for the final in the Bulgarian Cup tournament.

During the season, the main rival was Levski, who in the autumn of 2024 was beaten in Razgrad 1:0. This was followed by a 1:2 defeat in the return match in February, which, however, did not prove fatal. Ludogorets recorded positive results against all other teams in the efbet League and had conceded a record low number of goals going into the playoffs.