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Serie A Winners

Every Italian football champion by club, ranked by total titles, from Juventus's record haul to the historic sides of the early Scudetto era.

Juventus have won the most Serie A titles, with 36, well ahead of Inter Milan on 21 and AC Milan on 19, the three clubs that form Italian football's traditional powers.

  1. 1Juventus crest
    Juventus
    36
    Titles
  2. 2Inter Milan crest
    Inter Milan
    21
    Titles
  3. 3AC Milan crest
    AC Milan
    19
    Titles
  4. 4Genoa crest
    Genoa
    9
    Titles
  5. 5Torino crest
    Torino
    7
    Titles
  6. 5Bologna crest
    Bologna
    7
    Titles
  7. 5Pro Vercelli crest
    Pro Vercelli
    7
    Titles
  8. 8Napoli crest
    Napoli
    4
    Titles
  9. 9Roma crest
    Roma
    3
    Titles
  10. 10Fiorentina crest
    Fiorentina
    2
    Titles
  11. 10Lazio crest
    Lazio
    2
    Titles

Source: Wikipedia, 'List of Italian football champions' (Serie A and pre-1929 titles), as of July 2026.

Serie A winners list by season

Every Italian champion since the first championship in 1898, Serie A included from 1929–30, with the runners-up and the seasons when no title was awarded.

SeasonChampionsRunners-up
2025–26Inter MilanNapoli
2024–25NapoliInter Milan
2023–24Inter MilanAC Milan
2022–23NapoliLazio
2021–22AC MilanInter Milan
2020–21Inter MilanAC Milan
2019–20JuventusInter Milan
2018–19JuventusNapoli
2017–18JuventusNapoli
2016–17JuventusRoma
2015–16JuventusNapoli
2014–15JuventusRoma
2013–14JuventusRoma
2012–13JuventusNapoli
2011–12JuventusAC Milan
2010–11AC MilanInter Milan
2009–10Inter MilanRoma
2008–09Inter MilanJuventus
2007–08Inter MilanRoma
2006–07Inter MilanRoma
2005–06Inter MilanAwarded to Inter after Juventus were stripped (Calciopoli)Roma
2004–05Title stripped from Juventus (Calciopoli), not reassigned
2003–04AC MilanRoma
2002–03JuventusInter Milan
2001–02JuventusRoma
2000–01RomaJuventus
1999–2000LazioJuventus
1998–99AC MilanLazio
1997–98JuventusInter Milan
1996–97JuventusParma
1995–96AC MilanJuventus
1994–95JuventusParma
1993–94AC MilanJuventus
1992–93AC MilanInter Milan
1991–92AC MilanJuventus
1990–91SampdoriaAC Milan
1989–90NapoliAC Milan
1988–89Inter MilanNapoli
1987–88AC MilanNapoli
1986–87NapoliJuventus
1985–86JuventusRoma
1984–85Hellas VeronaTorino
1983–84JuventusRoma
1982–83RomaJuventus
1981–82JuventusFiorentina
1980–81JuventusRoma
1979–80Inter MilanJuventus
1978–79AC MilanPerugia
1977–78JuventusVicenza and Torino (shared)
1976–77JuventusTorino
1975–76TorinoJuventus
1974–75JuventusNapoli
1973–74LazioJuventus
1972–73JuventusAC Milan
1971–72JuventusAC Milan and Torino (shared)
1970–71Inter MilanAC Milan
1969–70CagliariInter Milan
1968–69FiorentinaCagliari
1967–68AC MilanNapoli
1966–67JuventusInter Milan
1965–66Inter MilanBologna
1964–65Inter MilanAC Milan
1963–64BolognaInter Milan
1962–63Inter MilanJuventus
1961–62AC MilanInter Milan
1960–61JuventusAC Milan
1959–60JuventusFiorentina
1958–59AC MilanFiorentina
1957–58JuventusFiorentina
1956–57AC MilanFiorentina
1955–56FiorentinaAC Milan
1954–55AC MilanUdinese
1953–54Inter MilanJuventus
1952–53Inter MilanJuventus
1951–52JuventusAC Milan
1950–51AC MilanInter Milan
1949–50JuventusAC Milan
1948–49TorinoInter Milan
1947–48TorinoAC Milan, Juventus and Triestina (shared)
1946–47TorinoJuventus
1945–46TorinoJuventus
1945Not played (Second World War)
1944Wartime league: Spezia (honorary title, not counted)
1942–43TorinoLivorno
1941–42RomaTorino
1940–41BolognaInter Milan
1939–40Inter MilanBologna
1938–39BolognaTorino
1937–38Inter MilanJuventus
1936–37BolognaLazio
1935–36BolognaRoma
1934–35JuventusInter Milan
1933–34JuventusInter Milan
1932–33JuventusInter Milan
1931–32JuventusBologna
1930–31JuventusRoma
1929–30Inter MilanGenoa
1928–29BolognaTorino
1927–28TorinoGenoa
1926–27Title stripped from Torino (Allemandi bribery case), not reassigned
1925–26JuventusAlba Trastevere
1924–25BolognaAlba Trastevere
1923–24GenoaSavoia
1922–23GenoaLazio
1921–22 (CCI)Pro VercelliTwo rival championships that season (FIGC and CCI); both are recognisedFortitudo Roma
1921–22 (FIGC)NoveseTwo rival championships that season (FIGC and CCI); both are recognisedSampierdarenese
1920–21Pro VercelliPisa
1919–20Inter MilanLivorno
1915–19Not played (Second World War)
1914–15GenoaAwarded to Genoa after the season was halted by the First World Warn/a
1913–14CasaleLazio
1912–13Pro VercelliLazio
1911–12Pro VercelliVenezia
1910–11Pro VercelliVicenza
1909–10Inter MilanPro Vercelli
1909Pro VercelliUS Milanese
1908Pro VercelliUS Milanese
1907AC MilanTorino
1906AC MilanJuventus
1905JuventusGenoa
1904GenoaJuventus
1903GenoaJuventus
1902GenoaAC Milan
1901AC MilanGenoa
1900GenoaTorinese
1899GenoaInternazionale Torino
1898GenoaInternazionale Torino

Juventus and the giants of Italian football

Italian football's Scudetto has been dominated by a handful of clubs, none more than Juventus. The Turin side's 36 titles are the most in the country's history, built on eras of dominance from the 1930s to a run of nine consecutive championships in the 2010s.

The Milan rivals complete the traditional 'big three': Inter Milan on 21 and AC Milan on 19, two clubs whose golden nights in Europe are matched by long domestic pedigrees. Naples' two titles under Diego Maradona, and a more recent Scudetto, remain among the league's most cherished stories.

The list also honours the pioneers, Genoa, Torino, Bologna and Pro Vercelli were the powers of Italian football's earliest decades, and their names still sit high on the all-time roll of champions.

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Frequently asked questions

Which club has won the most Serie A titles?+

Juventus have won the most Italian league titles with 36, well clear of Inter Milan (21) and AC Milan (19). The tally includes two championships won before the formation of Serie A in 1929.

Who are the current Serie A champions?+

Inter Milan are the most recent Serie A champions. Napoli won the previous 2024–25 title, in a competitive era where the Scudetto has changed hands more often than during Juventus's earlier dominance.

How many clubs have won Serie A?+

Italy's top flight has had many champions over the years. The most successful are Juventus (36), Inter Milan (21) and AC Milan (19), with historic clubs such as Genoa, Torino, Bologna and Pro Vercelli among the multiple winners from the early decades.

Why is Juventus's total sometimes disputed?+

Juventus officially hold 36 titles. Two further titles from 2004–05 and 2005–06 were revoked in the 2006 Calciopoli scandal, which is why some sources and the club itself have cited different totals over the years.