Clubs With the Most Serie A Titles (Scudetti)

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Italy's league champions wear the Scudetto, the small tricolour shield sewn onto the following season's shirt, and only sixteen clubs have earned the right to do so since the national championship began in 1898. The competition took its modern round-robin "Serie A" form in 1929, but the honours roll is counted continuously from those earliest pioneer-era titles, which is why clubs like Genoa and Pro Vercelli sit high on the all-time list despite not having won in a century.

Three clubs tower over the rest. Juventus lead the way, followed by the two Milan giants, Internazionale and AC Milan — Inter's total stretching back to their 1908 founding and the Ambrosiana-Inter years of the 1930s. Below them, a cluster of historic names from the game's formative decades (Torino, Bologna, Pro Vercelli) share seven apiece, while a modern chasing pack led by Napoli reflects how the balance of power keeps shifting.

One stretch of the record book carries an asterisk. The 2006 Calciopoli scandal saw Juventus stripped of their 2004-05 title, which was left unassigned, and their 2005-06 title, which was reassigned to Inter. Both clubs dispute aspects of the outcome to this day, so the figures below use the counts officially recognised by the FIGC, the Italian federation, with the controversy explained in full.

Rank	Club	Titles	Notable years
1	Juventus	36	First title 1905; five straight 1930–31 to 1934–35; a record nine in a row from 2011–12 to 2019–20. Two further titles (2004–05, 2005–06) were revoked in Calciopoli.
2	Internazionale (Inter)	21	1909–10; the Grande Inter era 1962–66; Ambrosiana-Inter titles of the 1930s; awarded 2005–06; plus 2020–21, 2023–24 and 2025–26.
3	AC Milan	19	1901; the Sacchi–Capello dynasty of the late 1980s and 1990s; 2003–04; 2010–11; most recently 2021–22.
4	Genoa	9	Won six of the first seven Italian championships (1898–1904); last crowned in 1923–24.
5	Torino	7	Il Grande Torino claimed five Scudetti in the 1940s; last title in 1975–76.
5	Bologna	7	A power of the pre-war game, winning from 1924–25 through 1940–41; last in 1963–64.
5	Pro Vercelli	7	Seven titles between 1908 and 1922, one of the sport's original Italian dynasties.
8	Napoli	4	1986–87 and 1989–90 with Diego Maradona; then 2022–23 and 2024–25.
9	Roma	3	1941–42; 1982–83; 2000–01.
10	Fiorentina	2	1955–56 and 1968–69.
10	Lazio	2	1973–74 and 1999–2000.
12	Cagliari	1	1969–70, inspired by Gigi Riva.
12	Casale	1	1913–14.
12	Hellas Verona	1	1984–85, one of the great Serie A upsets.
12	Novese	1	1921–22.
12	Sampdoria	1	1990–91.

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Clubs With the Most Serie A Titles (Scudetti) — FAQ

Which club has won the most Serie A titles?

Juventus, with 36 Scudetti officially recognised by the FIGC — comfortably ahead of Internazionale on 21 and AC Milan on 19. Juventus also hold the record for the longest winning streak, nine consecutive titles from 2011–12 to 2019–20.

What happened to Juventus's 2004-05 and 2005-06 titles?

Following the 2006 Calciopoli refereeing scandal, the FIGC revoked both. The 2004-05 Scudetto was cancelled and left unassigned, so no club holds it. The 2005-06 title was stripped from Juventus and awarded to Inter. Juventus won both on the pitch and still claim the 2004-05 crown, but neither counts toward their recognised total of 36 — hence the difference between Juventus's own tally and the federation's figure used here.

Who won the most recent Serie A title?

Inter won the 2025-26 Scudetto, their 21st, finishing clear of Napoli. Before that, Napoli took the 2024-25 title (their fourth) and Inter won 2023-24 (their 20th).

Why does Inter's total include the Ambrosiana-Inter era?

Under Italy's Fascist regime, Inter were forced to merge and play as Ambrosiana (later Ambrosiana-Inter) from 1928 to 1945, winning titles in 1929–30 and the late 1930s under that name. The club is legally continuous, so those Scudetti count toward Inter's all-time total of 21.