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Italian League Titles by Club, 1898 to 2026

Juventus lead Italian football with 36 titles, Inter have 21 after winning in 2025-26 and AC Milan 19. Scudetti counted from 1898.

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What the data shows

  • In 2026, Juventus ranks #1 with 36, ahead of Inter Milan (21) and AC Milan (19).
  • Back in 1898, Genoa was #1 with 1.
  • The top spot changed hands once: Juventus in 1958.
  • Biggest climber: Inter Milan, from #5 in 1910 to #2 in 2026.

About this chart

Juventus have 36 Italian championships, the latest in 2019-20, and Inter are next after reaching 21 in 2025-26, ahead of AC Milan on 19, whose last came in 2021-22. Genoa won the first championship in 1898 and led until Juventus passed them in 1958. Napoli have 4, in 1986-87, 1989-90, 2022-23 and 2024-25.

The chart counts all championships recognized by the Italian federation (FIGC) since 1898, even though Serie A itself began in 1929-30. Titles revoked are not counted: Juventus' totals follow the FIGC, and their 2004-05 and 2005-06 titles, stripped after the Calciopoli scandal, are excluded. The 1944 wartime title is also left out. Torino, Bologna and Pro Vercelli have 7 each, Roma 3, and Lazio and Fiorentina 2.

The data

Source: Wikipedia, 'Serie A' (Champions table, winning seasons); includes FIGC-recognised Italian championships before Serie A began in 1929-30. Retrieved November 4, 2026. Counts all FIGC-recognised Italian championships since 1898 (Serie A itself started 1929-30). Titles revoked (Torino 1926-27, Juventus 2004-05) are not counted; Juventus' total of 36 follows the FIGC. The 1944 wartime title is excluded. 2025-26 (label 2026) won by Inter.

Italian League Titles by Club, Cumulative scudetti, 1898-2026, 1898–2026
DateJuventusInter MilanAC MilanGenoaTorinoBolognaPro VercelliNapoliRomaLazioFiorentina
189800010000000
189900020000000
190000030000000
190100130000000
190200140000000
190300150000000
190400160000000
190510160000000
190610260000000
190710360000000
190810360010000
190910360020000
191011360020000
191111360030000
191211360040000
191311360050000
191411360050000
191511370050000
191611370050000
191711370050000
191811370050000
191911370050000
192012370050000
192112370060000
192212370070000
192312380070000
192412390070000
192512390170000
192622390170000
192722390170000
192822391170000
192922391270000
193023391270000
193133391270000
193243391270000
193353391270000
193463391270000
193573391270000
193673391370000
193773391470000
193874391470000
193974391570000
194075391570000
194175391670000
194275391670100
194375392670100
194475392670100
194575392670100
194675393670100
194775394670100
194875395670100
194975396670100
195085396670100
195185496670100
195295496670100
195396496670100
195497496670100
195597596670100
195697596670101
195797696670101
1958107696670101
1959107796670101
1960117796670101
1961127796670101
1962127896670101
1963128896670101
1964128896770101
1965129896770101
19661210896770101
19671310896770101
19681310996770101
19691310996770102
19701310996770102
19711311996770102
19721411996770102
19731511996770102
19741511996770112
19751611996770112
19761611997770112
19771711997770112
19781811997770112
197918111097770112
198018121097770112
198119121097770112
198220121097770112
198320121097770212
198421121097770212
198521121097770212
198622121097770212
198722121097771212
198822121197771212
198922131197771212
199022131197772212
199122131197772212
199222131297772212
199322131397772212
199422131497772212
199523131497772212
199623131597772212
199724131597772212
199825131597772212
199925131697772212
200025131697772222
200125131697772322
200226131697772322
200327131697772322
200427131797772322
200527131797772322
200627141797772322
200727151797772322
200827161797772322
200927171797772322
201027181797772322
201127181897772322
201228181897772322
201329181897772322
201430181897772322
201531181897772322
201632181897772322
201733181897772322
201834181897772322
201935181897772322
202036181897772322
202136191897772322
202236191997772322
202336191997773322
202436201997773322
202536201997774322
202636211997774322

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Frequently asked questions

Who has won the most Serie A titles?

Juventus have won the most Italian league titles, 36 by the Italian federation's count, the latest in 2019-20. Inter have 21 and AC Milan 19.

Who won Serie A in 2025-26?

Inter won the 2025-26 Serie A title, their 21st.

Why are some Juventus titles missing from the total?

Juventus' 2004-05 and 2005-06 titles were stripped after the Calciopoli scandal and are not counted. The 36 follows the Italian federation's totals.

Where does this data come from?

Wikipedia, 'Serie A' (Champions table, winning seasons); includes FIGC-recognised Italian championships before Serie A began in 1929-30. Retrieved November 4, 2026. Counts all FIGC-recognised Italian championships since 1898 (Serie A itself started 1929-30). Titles revoked (Torino 1926-27, Juventus 2004-05) are not counted; Juventus' total of 36 follows the FIGC. The 1944 wartime title is excluded. 2025-26 (label 2026) won by Inter. You can download the full table as a CSV from this page.

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