Serie A Winners List of All Time (Since 1898)

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Serie A All time Winners List

The Italian Football Federation organized its first official football tournament in 1898. The league used to be known as the Campionato Italiano di Football. The authority renamed it Prima Categoria 6 years later. In 1921-22, the league got a new name “Prima Divisione” till 1925-26. It was also known as the “Divisione Nazionale” for 3 seasons between 1926-29. Finally, they named it Italian Seria A in 1929-30. How many winners does Serie A have? Which club has the most Serie A trophies? GoalTheBall lists out the Italian Serie A winners over the years for all time.

Serie A League Winners All-Time

Genoa won the first-ever campaign of Italian top-flight football league. The Liguria-based club dominated the opening decade winning the first 6 out of 7 seasons. Pro Vercelli was the ruling team during the 2nd decade, the Prima Categoria era. Ambrosiana-Inter prevailed in the inaugural edition since the league was renamed Serie A. Juventus, Bologna, Inter, and Torino all dominated and won multiple titles before and after the World War II period. No doubt, the modern period experienced sheer dominance of the big 3, Juventus, Inter Milan, and AC Milan. So far, 16 different sides have won the Serie A title for a minimum time.

Serie A Winners Over the Years

SeasonWinnerNo. of Title for Winner ClubRunner-UpLeague Identity
2023-24Inter Milan20thAC MilanSerie A
2022-23Napoli3rdLazioSerie A
2021-22AC Milan19thInter MilanSerie A
2020-21Inter Milan19thAC MilanSerie A
2019-20Juventus36thInter MilanSerie A
2018-19Juventus35thNapoliSerie A
2017-18Juventus34thNapoliSerie A
2016-17Juventus33rdRomaSerie A
2015-16Juventus32ndNapoliSerie A
2014-15Juventus31stRomaSerie A
2013-14Juventus30thRomaSerie A
2012-13Juventus29thNapoliSerie A
2011-12Juventus28thAC MilanSerie A
2010-11AC Milan18thInter MilanSerie A
2009-10Inter Milan18thRomaSerie A
2008-09Inter Milan17thJuventusSerie A
2007-08Inter Milan16thRomaSerie A
2006-07Inter Milan15thRomaSerie A
2005-06Inter Milan14thRomaSerie A
2004-05Not AwardedN/AAC MilanSerie A
2003-04AC Milan17thRomaSerie A
2002-03Juventus27thInter MilanSerie A
2001-02Juventus26thRomaSerie A
2000-01Roma3rdJuventusSerie A
1999-2000Lazio2ndJuventusSerie A
1998-99AC Milan16thLazioSerie A
1997-98Juventus25thInter MilanSerie A
1996-97Juventus24thParmaSerie A
1995-96AC Milan15thJuventusSerie A
1994-95Juventus23rdLazioSerie A
1993-94AC Milan14thJuventusSerie A
1992-93AC Milan13thInter MilanSerie A
1991-92AC Milan12thJuventusSerie A
1990-91Sampdoria1stAC MilanSerie A
199-90Napoli2ndAC MilanSerie A
1988-89Inter Milan13thNapoliSerie A
1987-88AC Milan11thNapoliSerie A
1986-87Napoli1stJuventusSerie A
1985-86Juventus22ndRomaSerie A
1984-85Hellas Verona1stTorinoSerie A
1983-84Juventus21stRomaSerie A
1982-83Roma2ndJuventusSerie A
1981-82Juventus20thFiorentinaSerie A
1980-81Juventus19thRomaSerie A
1979-80Inter Milan12thJuventusSerie A
1978-79AC Milan10thPeruziaSerie A
1977-78Juventus18thVicenza / TorinoSerie A
1976-77Juventus17thTorinoSerie A
1975-76Torino7thJuventusSerie A
1974-75Juventus16thNapoliSerie A
1973-74Lazio1stJuventusSerie A
1972-73Juventus15thAC MilanSerie A
1971-72Juventus14thAC Milan / TorinoSerie A
1970-71Inter Milan11thAC MilanSerie A
1969-70Cagliari1stInter MilanSerie A
1968-69Fiorentina2ndCagliariSerie A
1967-68AC Milan9thNapoliSerie A
1966-67Juventus13thInter MilanSerie A
1965-66Inter Milan10thBolognaSerie A
1964-65Inter Milan9thAC MilanSerie A
1963-64Bologna7thInter MilanSerie A
1962-63Inter Milan8thJuventusSerie A
1961-62AC Milan8thInter MilanSerie A
1960-61Juventus12thAC MilanSerie A
1959-60Juventus11thFiorentinaSerie A
1958-59AC Milan7thFiorentinaSerie A
1957-58Juventus10thFiorentinaSerie A
1956-57AC Milan6thFiorentinaSerie A
1955-56Fiorentina1stAC MilanSerie A
1954-55AC Milan5thUdineseSerie A
1953-54Inter Milan7thJuventusSerie A
1952-53Inter Milan6thJuventusSerie A
1951-52Juventus9thAC MilanSerie A
1950-51AC Milan4thInter MilanSerie A
1949-50Juventus8thAC MilanSerie A
1948-49Torino6thInter MilanSerie A
1947-48Torino5thMilan / Juve / TriestinaSerie A
1946-47Torino4thJuventusSerie A
1945-46Torino3rdJuventusSerie A
1942-43Torino2ndLivornoSerie A
1941-42Roma1stTorinoSerie A
1940-41Bologna6thAmbrosiana-InterSerie A
1939-40Ambrosiana-Inter5thBolognaSerie A
1938-39Bologna5thTorinoSerie A
1937-38Ambrosiana-Inter4thJuventusSerie A
1936-37Bologna4thLazioSerie A
1935-36Bologna3rdRomaSerie A
1934-35Juventus7thAmbrosiana-InterSerie A
1933-34Juventus6thAmbrosiana-InterSerie A
1932-33Juventus5thAmbrosiana-InterSerie A
1931-32Juventus4thBolognaSerie A
1930-31Juventus3rdRomaSerie A
1929-30Ambrosiana-Inter3rdGenoaSerie A
1928-29Bologna2ndTorinoDivisione Nazionale
1927-28Torino1stGenoaDivisione Nazionale
1926-27Not awardedN/ABolognaDivisione Nazionale
1925-26Juventus2ndAlba TrasteverePrima Divisione
1924-25Bologna1stAlba TrasteverePrima Divisione
1923-24Genoa9thSavoiaPrima Divisione
1922-23Genoa8thLazioPrima Divisione
1921-22 (CCI)Pro Vercelli7thFortitudo RomaPrima Divisione
1921-22 (FIGC)Novese1stSampierdarenesePrima Categoria
1920-21Pro Vercelli6thPisaPrima Categoria
1919-20Inter Milan2ndLivornoPrima Categoria
1914-15Genoa7thPrima Categoria
1913-14Casale1stLazioPrima Categoria
1912-13Pro Vercelli5thLazioPrima Categoria
1911-12Pro Vercelli4thVeneziaPrima Categoria
1910-11Pro Vercelli3rdVicenzaPrima Categoria
1909-10Inter Milan1stPro VercelliPrima Categoria
1909Pro Vercelli2ndUS MilanesePrima Categoria
1908Pro Vercelli1stUS MilanesePrima Categoria
1907AC Milan3rdTorinoPrima Categoria
1906AC Milan2ndJuventusPrima Categoria
1905Juventus1stGenoaPrima Categoria
1904Genoa6thJuventusPrima Categoria
1903Genoa5thJuventusCampionato Italiano di Football
1902Genoa4thAC MilanCampionato Italiano di Football
1901AC Milan1stGenoaCampionato Italiano di Football
1900Genoa3rdTorineseCampionato Italiano di Football
1899Genoa2ndInternazionale TorinoCampionato Italiano di Football
1898Genoa1stInternazionale TorinoCampionato Italiano di Football

The authority didn’t award the league title in 2004-05 to Juventus and in 1926-27 to Torino. Due to Bianconris’ involvement in the 2006 Italian football scandal, they stripped the title from the Zebras. Allemandi’s fixing scandal cost Torino the 1926-27 campaign title during the Divisione Nazionale era.

Who has Won the Most Serie A Titles?

Who has the most win in Serie A? Juventus is the most successful club in Italian Serie A history. The Bianconris have 36 Italian league titles and among those they have secured 34 during the modern Serie A era. Who has the most Serie A titles in a row? Once again the record-holder side is Juve who won 9 titles in a row starting from the 2011-12 campaign and running till the 2019-20 season. How many Serie A titles does CR7 have? Cristiano won 2 Serie A titles during his time in Juventus. Has any team won Serie A undefeated? Juventus became the first and the only team to win the Italian league undefeated in the 2011-12 season under Antonio Conte’s guidance.

Club NameNo. Of TitlesNo. Of Runner-UpTitles During Serie A Era
Juventus362134
Inter Milan201618
AC Milan191616
Genoa940
Torino776
Bologna745
Pro Vercelli710
Roma3143
Napoli383
Lazio272
Fiorentina252
Casale100
Novese100
Cagliari101
Hellas Verona101
Sampdoria101
Alba Trastevere020
Internazionale Torino020
Livorno020
US Milanese020
Fortitudo Roma010
Parma010
Peruzia010
Pisa010
Sampierdarenese010
Savoia010
Perugia010
Triestina010
Udinese010
Venezia010
Vicenza010

How many times did Inter Milan win Serie A? The Black and Blues are the 2nd most successful club in Italy with 20 league titles. How many times has AC Milan won Serie A? The Red and Blacks follow their city rivals with 19 domestic league titles. Then comes Torino & Bologna, both winning 7 times. How many series A has Roma won? Roma won the Italian top flight 3 times, in 1941–42, 1982–83, and 2000–01. Napoli also clinched the titles 3 times while Fiorentina lifted the Scudetto twice. Have Lazio ever won Serie A? Yes, twice, in 1973–74 and 1999–2000. Genoa and Pro Vercelli won the league 9 times and 7 times respectively. But neither of these 2 clubs won the league after 1929-30 when the league was renamed as the Serie A.

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