Serie A Winners List: Every Serie A Winner By Year (2024 Updated)

In this article, we’ll be looking at the list of all the Serie A Winners since its inception in 1898.

Serie A, also known as the Serie A TIM due to sponsorship reasons, is the top professional soccer league in Italy.

Throughout its history, Serie A has been home to some of the most successful and iconic soccer clubs. The league has witnessed fierce rivalries, intense competition, and memorable moments that have captivated fans worldwide.

In this article, we will explore the history of Serie A and delve into the list of all the winners since its inception. We will also take a closer look at the different eras, the most successful teams, and the rivalries that have shaped the league’s narrative.

So, let’s get started and take a look at the history of Italy’s premier soccer league.

List of All the Serie A Winners By Club

Most Successful Italian Clubs in Serie A

Before diving into all the Serie A winners, let’s first take a look at the most successful teams in the Italian league.

Team		Wins
	Juventus FC	36
	Inter Milan	20
	AC Milan	19
	Genoa CFC	9
	AC Torino	7
	Bologna FC 1909	7
	US Pro Vercelli	7
	SSC Napoli	3
	AS Roma	3
	SS Lazio	2
	AC Fiorentina	2
	UC Sampdoria	1
	AC Hellas Verona	1
	Unione Sportiva Cagliari	1
	US Novese	1
	Casale FBC	1

List of All the Serie A Winners By Year

Here’s the complete list of all Serie A winners since its inception in 1898.

Season	Champion (Scudetto)	Runner-up
2022/23	Napoli	Lazio
2021/22	AC Milan	Inter Milan
2020/21	Inter Milan	AC Milan
2019/20	Juventus	Inter Milan
2018/19	Juventus	Napoli
2017/18	Juventus	Napoli
2016/17	Juventus	AS Roma
2015/16	Juventus	Napoli
2014/15	Juventus	AS Roma
2013/14	Juventus	AS Roma
2012/13	Juventus	Napoli
2011/12	Juventus	AC Milan
2010/11	AC Milan	Inter Milan
2009/10	Inter Milan	AS Roma
2008/09	Inter Milan	Juventus
2007/08	Inter Milan	AS Roma
2006/07	Inter Milan	AS Roma
2005/06	Inter Milan	AS Roma
2004/05	[none]	revoked
2003/04	AC Milan	AS Roma
2002/03	Juventus	Inter Milan
2001/02	Juventus	AS Roma
2000/01	AS Roma	Juventus
1999/2000	Lazio	Juventus
1998/99	AC Milan	Lazio
1997/98	Juventus	Inter Milan
1996/97	Juventus	Parma
1995/96	AC Milan	Juventus
1994/95	Juventus	Lazio
1993/94	AC Milan	Juventus
1992/93	AC Milan	Inter Milan
1991/92	AC Milan	Juventus
1990/91	Sampdoria	AC Milan
1989/90	Napoli	AC Milan
1988/89	Inter Milan	Napoli
1987/88	AC Milan	Napoli
1986/87	Napoli	Juventus
1985/86	Juventus	AS Roma
1984/85	Verona	Torino
1983/84	Juventus	AS Roma
1982/83	AS Roma	Juventus
1981/82	Juventus	Fiorentina
1980/81	Juventus	AS Roma
1979/80	Inter Milan	Juventus
1978/79	AC Milan	Perugia
1977/78	Juventus	Lanerossi
1976/77	Juventus	Torino
1975/76	Torino	Juventus
1974/75	Juventus	Napoli
1973/74	Lazio	Juventus
1972/73	Juventus	AC Milan
1971/72	Juventus	AC Milan
1970/71	Inter Milan	AC Milan
1969/70	Cagliari	Inter Milan
1968/69	Fiorentina	Cagliari
1967/68	AC Milan	Napoli
1966/67	Juventus	Inter Milan
1965/66	Inter Milan	Bologna
1964/65	Inter Milan	AC Milan
1963/64	Bologna	Inter Milan
1962/63	Inter Milan	Juventus
1961/62	AC Milan	Inter Milan
1960/61	Juventus	AC Milan
1959/60	Juventus	Fiorentina
1958/59	AC Milan	Fiorentina
1957/58	Juventus	Fiorentina
1956/57	AC Milan	Fiorentina
1955/56	Fiorentina	AC Milan
1954/55	AC Milan	Udinese
1953/54	Inter Milan	Juventus
1952/53	Inter Milan	Juventus
1951/52	Juventus	AC Milan
1950/51	AC Milan	Inter Milan
1949/50	Juventus	AC Milan
1948/49	Torino	Inter Milan
1947/48	Torino	AC Milan
1946/47	Torino	Juventus
1945/46	Torino	Juventus
1944/45	suspended due to World War 2
1942/43	Torino	Livorno
1941/42	AS Roma	Torino
1940/41	Bologna	Ambrosiana ‘Inter’
1939/40	Ambrosiana ‘Inter’	Bologna
1938/39	Bologna	Torino
1937/38	Ambrosiana ‘Inter’	Juventus
1936/37	Bologna	Lazio
1935/36	Bologna	AS Roma
1934/35	Juventus	Ambrosiana ‘Inter’
1933/34	Juventus	Ambrosiana ‘Inter’
1932/33	Juventus	Ambrosiana ‘Inter’
1931/32	Juventus	Bologna
1930/31	Juventus	AS Roma
1929/30	Ambrosiana SS	Genova 1893
1929	Bologna	Torino
1928	FBC Torino	Genoa
1927	FBC Torino (revoked)	Bologna
1926	FBC Juventus	Alba Roma
1925	Bologna FBC	Alba Roma
1924	Genoa FBC	AC Savoia
1923	Genoa FBC	Lazio
1922 CCI	US Pro Vercelli	Fortitudo Roma
1922 FIGC	US Novese	Sampierdarenese
1921	US Pro Vercelli	Pisa
1920	FBC Internazionale	Livorno
1916-1919	suspended due to World War 1
1915	Genoa FBC	(FIGC awarded the title)
1914	Casale	Lazio
1913	Pro Vercelli	Lazio
1912	Pro Vercelli	Venezia
1911	Pro Vercelli	Vicenza
1910	FBC Internazionale	Pro Vercelli
1909	Pro Vercelli	US Milanese
1908	Pro Vercelli	US Milanese
1907	Milan FBC	FBC Torino
1906	Milan FBC	FBC Juventus
1905	FBC Juventus	Genoa FBC
1904	Genoa FBC	FBC Juventus
1903	Genoa FBC	FBC Juventus
1902	Genoa FBC	Milan Cricket & FBC
1901	Milan Cricket & FBC	Genoa FBC
1900	Genoa FBC	FBC Torinese
1899	Genoa Cricket & Athletic Club	FBC Internazionale
1898	Genoa Cricket & Athletic Club	FBC Internazionale

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History of Serie A Winners

Early Years (1898-1929)

A line-up of Genoa Cricket and Athletic Club in the 1898 season.

The Italian Football Championship was established in 1898, with the inaugural season featuring only three teams: Genoa Cricket and Football Club, Internazionale Torino, and FBC Torinese. Genoa emerged as the first champions, winning the title in 1898 and 1899.

The early years also saw the dominance of Pro Vercelli, who clinched the championship five times between 1908 and 1922.

Notable early winners also included Milan Cricket and Football Club (now AC Milan), who secured their first championship in 1901. Juventus, another prominent club, claimed their maiden title in 1905.

These teams laid the foundation for their future success and established themselves as powerhouses in Italian soccer.

Pre-War Era (1930-1945)

As the World War 2 escalated, many players and officials were called to serve in the military, resulting in a significant decline in the quality and competitiveness of the league. The absence of key players and the disruption of regular soccer activities had a detrimental effect on the development and progress of Italian soccer during this time.

Furthermore, the war also caused extensive damage to stadiums and infrastructure, making it difficult for clubs to resume normal operations once the conflict ended. The reconstruction efforts required significant time and resources, further delaying the revival of Italian soccer.

Despite these challenges, the Pre-War Era did witness some notable moments in Italian soccer. Teams like Juventus, Bologna, and Inter Milan continued to showcase their strength and dominance, winning multiple championships before the war disrupted the league.

Post-War Resurgence (1946-1960)

The end of World War II marked a new beginning for Italian soccer, as the country embarked on the challenging task of rebuilding and revitalizing the sport.

The reconstruction efforts were extensive, with stadiums and infrastructure requiring significant repairs and renovations. Despite the challenges, Italian soccer emerged stronger than ever, fueled by the passion and determination of players, clubs, and fans.

During this era, several dominant teams and players left their mark on Serie A. AC Milan showcased their prowess and clinched multiple championships.

Inter Milan also enjoyed a period of dominance, thanks to the contributions of players like István Nyers and Aldo Campatelli.

István Nyers played 182 games for Inter Milan, scoring 133 goals.

Other notable teams, such as Torino and Fiorentina, also made their mark during the post-war years, captivating fans with their exciting style of play and talented rosters.

Tragedy also stuck Italian soccer in 1949 as a plane carrying Torino players crashed, killing all 31 team members on the flight.

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As the 1960s approached, a new era of dominance was on the horizon, with Inter Milan poised to establish their reign as the team to beat in Serie A.

Era of Grande Inter (1960s)

The Era of Grande Inter in the 1960s marked a period of unparalleled dominance for Inter Milan in Serie A. Under the guidance of legendary manager Helenio Herrera, Inter Milan established itself as the team to beat in Italian soccer.

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Herrera’s innovative tactics, known as “catenaccio,” revolutionized the game and propelled Inter Milan to success. The team’s defensive solidity, combined with swift counter-attacks, made them a formidable force on the pitch.

During this era, Inter Milan boasted a roster of legendary players like Sandro Mazzola, Giacinto Facchetti, and Luis Suarez.

AC Milan’s Golden Years (1980s and 1990s)

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The rise of AC Milan as a European powerhouse in the 1980s and 1990s was a testament to the club’s ambition and determination. Under the guidance of legendary managers Arrigo Sacchi and Fabio Capello, AC Milan achieved unprecedented success both domestically and on the continental stage.

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During this period, AC Milan assembled a squad of world-class players who formed the backbone of their success. The likes of Franco Baresi, Paolo Maldini, and Marco van Basten showcased their exceptional skills and played pivotal roles in AC Milan’s triumphs.

The Inter-Milan Rivalry (2000s)

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The 2000s witnessed an intense rivalry between Inter Milan and AC Milan, two of the most successful clubs in Serie A history. This rivalry, known as the “Derby della Madonnina,” captivated fans and showcased the fierce competition between the two Milanese giants.

Both Inter Milan and AC Milan boasted star-studded squads, featuring some of the world’s best players. Inter Milan, under the leadership of managers like Roberto Mancini and Jose Mourinho, had a formidable lineup that included the likes of Javier Zanetti, Esteban Cambiasso, and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

AC Milan, on the other hand, had a strong team led by legendary figures such as Paolo Maldini, Andrea Pirlo, and Kaka.

During this period, both Inter Milan and AC Milan achieved significant success. Inter Milan secured five consecutive Serie A titles from 2006 to 2010, including a treble in 2010. AC Milan, meanwhile, clinched the Scudetto in the 2003/2004 season and also tasted European success by winning the UEFA Champions League in 2003 and 2007.

Juventus’ Return to Dominance (2010s)

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Juventus, one of the most iconic clubs in Serie A history, experienced a remarkable resurgence in the 2010s after enduring the Calciopoli scandal. This dark period in the club’s history saw Juventus stripped of two Serie A titles and relegated to Serie B in 2006. However, the club used this setback as motivation to rebuild and reclaim their position at the top of Italian soccer.

Under the guidance of managers like Antonio Conte and later Massimiliano Allegri, Juventus assembled a strong squad that combined experienced veterans with promising young talents.

The likes of Gianluigi Buffon, Andrea Pirlo, and Giorgio Chiellini provided leadership and stability, while emerging stars such as Paul Pogba and Paulo Dybala injected youthful energy into the team.

Juventus’ dominance in the 2010s was evident in their unprecedented run of nine consecutive Serie A titles from 2011 to 2020.

Recent Years and Emerging Contenders (2020s)

The landscape of Serie A has been evolving in the current decade, with new contenders emerging and challenging the traditional powerhouses.

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No team exemplifies this change more than Napoli who won the Serie A title in 2022/2023 season. With Victor Osimhen and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia leading the line, Napoli became an unstoppable force in that season.

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Another team that has made significant strides in recent years is Atalanta. Under the guidance of manager Gian Piero Gasperini, Atalanta has transformed into an attacking force. Their high-scoring style has earned them multiple top-four finishes and qualification for the UEFA Champions League. Players like Papu Gomez, Josip Ilicic, and Duvan Zapata have been instrumental in Atalanta’s success.

Inter Milan has also experienced a resurgence in recent years. Under the management of Antonio Conte, Inter Milan clinched the Serie A title in the 2020/2021 season, ending Juventus’ nine-year reign.

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