It's amazing in a footballing world full of multi-million pound stars that Leicester have done it with a team of players hardly anyone knew of last season.
Star striker Jamie Vardy was just a few years ago playing in the fourth tier of English professional football and cost the club one million pounds, as did another of their stars Danny Drinkwater.
Riyad Mahrez, named professional footballer of the year by fellow players last week cost an astounding 350,000 pounds and their most expensive player, the tireless N'Golo Kante cost 5.6 million pounds.
One cannot forget their manager Claudio Ranieri's tactical nous and how he has instilled in his players the will to win and a never say die attitude that all football fans can admire.
My footballing mates were also unanimous in their praise for the mighty Foxes, apart from those sour Spurs fans whose team handed Leicester the title by blowing a 2-0 lead against Chelsea this morning.
One thing is for sure, no-one can take this away from them - imagine Japan winning the Rugby World Cup.
Sure, Japan upset South Africa, but to achieve sporting parity with Leicester they would have had to have played out of their skins for the whole tournament to win it.
Leicester's achievement is like Rarotonga winning the America's Cup - it's this big an achievement that will be talked about for all time.
The benchmark has been set. Well done Leicester City, enjoy your moment in the sun.