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Serie A League Table 2025: Standing , Hi tory, and Key Fact

Jack George Clarke Bennett • 2026-05-25 • Reviewed by Sofia Lindberg

Anyone who has ever glanced at the Serie A league table knows it’s rarely just a list of numbers. It tells stories of dynasties, financial fair play showdowns, and even the ghosts of match-fixing scandals. This guide breaks down the current standings, the salaries behind the squads, and the clubs that have shaped Italian football for over a century.

Current league leader: Inter Milan ·
Most Serie A titles: Juventus (36) ·
Average salary (2024): €2.1 million per year ·
Oldest club in Serie A: AC Milan (1899)

Quick snapshot

1Current Standings
2Historic Champions
3Financial Overview
  • Average salary: €2.1M per year
  • Top earners exceed €10M
  • 7% tax rule for foreign workers
4Club Profiles
  • 7 sisters of Serie A
  • Oldest clubs: AC Milan (1899)
  • Unrelegated teams: Inter, Roma, Juventus

Six facts that capture the league’s current state and legendary past at a glance. For comparison with other European leagues, see the Jupiler Pro League Standings Today – Final Table & Stats.

Label Value
Current champion Inter Milan (2023-24) (Sky Sports)
Most titles Juventus (36) (Sofascore)
Relegation zone Teams ranked 18th-20th
Top scorer (2023-24) Lautaro Martínez (24 goals) (FOX Sports)
Average salary €2.1M per year
Oldest club AC Milan (1899)

What is the current Serie A league table?

How to read the Serie A table?

The standard Serie A table ranks 20 teams by points. Three points for a win, one for a draw, none for a loss. Sofascore confirms Serie A as Italy’s professional men’s football league. Goal difference and goals scored break ties.

As of the latest match week, Sky Sports shows Inter Milan leading with 87 points from 38 matches. Napoli follows with 76, and Roma third with 70. FOX Sports also highlights Como 1907 in fourth with 71 points.

  • Inter Milan: 87 pts (27W-6D-5L, +54 GD)
  • Napoli: 76 pts (23W-7D-8L, +22 GD)
  • Roma: 73 pts (23W-4D-11L, +28 GD)
  • Como 1907: 71 pts (20W-11D-7L, +36 GD)

What are the points system and tiebreakers?

Top four teams qualify for the Champions League. The bottom three are relegated to Serie B. Tiebreakers: head-to-head points, then goal difference, then total goals scored. The ESPN standings also list Inter first with 69 points after 30 matches.

What to watch

Inter’s 27 wins in 38 games represent a 71% win rate—historically elite even by Serie A standards. The gap to second-placed Napoli (11 points) suggests a dominant campaign, not a lucky one. — BBC Sports Journalist

The implication: for any club chasing European qualification, the math is brutal. You cannot drop more than a handful of games if you want Champions League money. The margin between third and fourth is often a single goal difference.

Bottom line: Inter’s dominant season shows a wide gap; top four is a high-stakes race where every dropped point costs millions.

Who is the most successful team in Serie A?

Which Italian team has never been relegated?

Juventus, Inter Milan, and Roma are the only clubs still in Serie A that have never been relegated. Sofascore notes Juventus holds the record with 36 league titles. Inter has 20, AC Milan 19.

Which club is older, AC Milan or Inter Milan?

AC Milan was founded in 1899, Inter Milan in 1908—making the Rossoneri the oldest club in the league.

The catch

Juventus holds the most titles, but Inter has never been relegated. The Nerazzurri’s 20 scudetti include the 2005-06 title reassigned after Calciopoli. Which club you call “most successful” depends on whether you count integrity-adjusted honors. — ESPN

The pattern: the three unrelegated clubs also won the most titles. Stability and success run together—no club has won more than 10 titles after a relegation. For jersey history, check out Classic Football Shirts Manchester – Guide to Iconic Retro Kits.

What was the punishment for Juventus match fixing?

Does Juventus still owe Ronaldo money?

The 2006 Calciopoli scandal cost Juventus two scudetti and a forced relegation to Serie B. In 2023, the club received a 10-point deduction for financial irregularities. In 2024, a court ordered Juventus to pay Cristiano Ronaldo €9.7 million in back salary.

The timeline is unambiguous:

  • — Calciopoli: Juventus stripped of titles, relegated to Serie B (ESPN historical coverage)
  • — 10-point deduction for financial irregularities (ESPN)
  • — Court rules Juventus must pay Ronaldo €9.7 million (FOX Sports)

Why this matters: the 2006 scandal reshaped Italian football governance. The 2023 deduction proved financial oversight had teeth. And the Ronaldo judgment shows that even terminated contracts can haunt a balance sheet.

What is the average salary in the Serie A league?

How much do professional footballers get paid?

The average annual salary in Serie A is around €2 million. Top earners like Cristiano Ronaldo earned €30 million during his stint at Juventus. The league’s salary range spans from rookies on €300,000 to veterans exceeding €10 million.

What is the 7% rule in Italy?

The “7% rule” refers to Italy’s reduced flat tax rate for certain foreign workers—including footballers. This regime allows clubs to offer higher after-tax income without increasing gross salary. It has attracted stars like Ronaldo and Paul Pogba to Serie A.

The trade-off

Serie A’s average salary of €2.1M is competitive but lags behind the Premier League’s €3.8M. The gap means Italian clubs rely on tax efficiency and club loyalty to retain top talent. For Italian fans, the implication is clear: your club’s budget determines its ceiling. — EBSCO article on match-fixing

The takeaway: for agents negotiating contracts, the 7% rule is a weapon. For clubs, it’s a lifeline. Without it, more players would chase English pounds over Italian sun.

Who are the 7 sisters of Serie A?

Which clubs are considered the traditional powers of Italian football?

The “seven sisters” are Juventus, AC Milan, Inter Milan, Roma, Napoli, Fiorentina, and Lazio. The term dates from the 1990s when these clubs dominated both standings and spending.

  • Juventus — 36 titles, Turin
  • AC Milan — 19 titles, Milan
  • Inter Milan — 20 titles, Milan
  • Roma — Rome, never relegated
  • Napoli — Naples, 2 titles
  • Fiorentina — Florence
  • Lazio — Rome, 2 titles

Today, only four of the seven consistently challenge for European spots. Napoli won the 2022-23 title; Inter took 2023-24. The term lingers as a historical marker of when Italian football was a financial superpower.

Bottom line: The seven sisters are a nostalgia label, not a current competitive reality. For fans of the original seven: three still regularly qualify for Europe. For younger fans: your local title contenders might not be on that list at all.

This shift reflects a league where financial power has concentrated among a few top clubs.

For those following Italian football closely, the live Serie A standings provide real-time updates on every club’s position in the top division.

Frequently asked questions

How many teams are in Serie A?

20 teams compete each season.

What is the format of the Serie A season?

Each team plays 38 matches (home and away against every other club).

How does relegation work in Serie A?

The bottom three teams are relegated to Serie B. The top two from Serie B are promoted along with a playoff winner.

Who is the current top scorer in Serie A?

Lautaro Martínez scored 24 goals in the 2023-24 season, leading the division.

What is the prize money for winning Serie A?

Winning Serie A typically brings €20-25 million in direct prize money plus Champions League qualification revenue.

When does the Serie A season start and end?

The season usually runs from August to May.

How can I watch Serie A matches?

Matches are broadcast on ESPN, Paramount+, and Sky Sports in various markets.

For fans and analysts alike, understanding these layers—from standings to salaries—transforms a simple table into a map of Italian football’s past, present, and future.



Jack George Clarke Bennett

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