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List of Italian football champions

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List of Italian football champions

The Italian football champions (Italian: Campione d'Italia di calcio, plural: Campioni) is a title competed for since 1898 in varying forms. The current format branded Serie A was launched in the 1929–30 season. Inter Milan are the current champions. Juventus have been Italian champions a record 36 times, including two titles won before the formation of Serie A in 1929. The Scudetto (Italian: scudetto, "little shield", plural: scudetti) is worn on the jersey of the club that won the Italian championship in the previous season, a tradition that began in 1924. The scudetto tradition started when Genoa won their ninth championship title and added a small shield to their team jersey to celebrate their championship win. The first Italian Football Championship was a single day knock-out competition won by Genoa CFC. Numerous expansions and re-formats of what are recognised as official Italian Football Championship included re-brands to Prima Categoria from 1909–10 season, to Prima Divisione from 1921–22 season, and to Divisione Nazionale from 1926–27 season. Since the re-brand to Serie A from 1929, Serie A has been used as the Italian Football Championship for all but one season competitive Italian Football has been played. A regional based competition branded Divisione Nazionale was resurrected for the first season of football immediately after World War II.

Infobox

Founded
1898
Country
Italy
Confederation
UEFA
Number of clubs
20
Current champions
Inter Milan (21st title) (2025–26)
Most championships
Juventus (36 titles)

Tables

· Editions › Campionato Italiano di Football
1898
1898
Season
1898
Winners
Genoa (1)
Second place
Internazionale Torino
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1899
1899
Season
1899
Winners
Genoa (2)
Second place
Internazionale Torino
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1900
1900
Season
1900
Winners
Genoa (3)
Second place
Torinese
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1901
1901
Season
1901
Winners
Milan (1)
Second place
Genoa
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
Umberto Malvano (Juventus) (4)
1902
1902
Season
1902
Winners
Genoa (4)
Second place
Milan
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1903
1903
Season
1903
Winners
Genoa (5)
Second place
Juventus
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
Season
Winners
Second place
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1898
Genoa (1)
Internazionale Torino
(Unknown)
1899
Genoa (2)
Internazionale Torino
(Unknown)
1900
Genoa (3)
Torinese
(Unknown)
1901
Milan (1)
Genoa
Umberto Malvano (Juventus) (4)
1902
Genoa (4)
Milan
(Unknown)
1903
Genoa (5)
Juventus
(Unknown)
· Editions › Prima Categoria
1904
1904
Year
1904
Winners
Genoa (6)
Second place
Juventus
Third place
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
Year
Year
Year
Year
Winners
Winners
Second place
Second place
Third place
Third place
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1905
1905
Year
1905
Winners
Juventus (1)
Second place
Genoa
Third place
US Milanese
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1906
1906
Year
1906
Winners
Milan (2)
Second place
Juventus
Third place
Genoa
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1907
1907
Year
1907
Winners
Milan (3)
Second place
Torino
Third place
Andrea Doria
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1908
1908
Year
1908
Winners
Pro Vercelli (1)
Second place
US Milanese
Third place
Andrea Doria
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1909
1909
Year
1909
Winners
Pro Vercelli (2)
Second place
US Milanese
Third place
Genoa
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1909–10
1909–10
Year
1909–10
Winners
Internazionale (1)
Second place
Pro Vercelli
Third place
Juventus
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
Season
Season
Year
Season
Winners
Winners
Second place
Veneto-Emilia champions
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1910–11
1910–11
Year
1910–11
Winners
Pro Vercelli (3)
Second place
Vicenza
Third place
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1911–12
1911–12
Year
1911–12
Winners
Pro Vercelli (4)
Second place
Venezia
Third place
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
Season
Season
Year
Season
Winners
Winners
Second place
Central-southern Italy champions
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1912–13
1912–13
Year
1912–13
Winners
Pro Vercelli (5)
Second place
Lazio
Third place
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1913–14
1913–14
Year
1913–14
Winners
Casale (1)
Second place
Lazio
Third place
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1914–15
1914–15
Year
1914–15
Winners
Genoa (7)
Second place
-
Third place
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1915–19
1915–19
Year
1915–19
Winners
Cancelled due to First World War
1919–20
1919–20
Year
1919–20
Winners
Internazionale (2)
Second place
Livorno
Third place
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1920–21
1920–21
Year
1920–21
Winners
Pro Vercelli (6)
Second place
Pisa
Third place
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
Year
Year
Year
Year
Winners
Winner
Second place
Second place
Third place
Third place
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1921–22 (FIGC)
1921–22 (FIGC)
Year
1921–22 (FIGC)
Winners
Novese (1)
Second place
Sampierdarenese
Third place
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
Year
Winners
Second place
Third place
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1904
Genoa (6)
Juventus
-
(Unknown)
Year
Winners
Second place
Third place
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1905
Juventus (1)
Genoa
US Milanese
(Unknown)
1906
Milan (2)
Juventus
Genoa
(Unknown)
1907
Milan (3)
Torino
Andrea Doria
(Unknown)
1908
Pro Vercelli (1)
US Milanese
Andrea Doria
(Unknown)
1909
Pro Vercelli (2)
US Milanese
Genoa
(Unknown)
1909–10
Internazionale (1)
Pro Vercelli
Juventus
(Unknown)
Season
Winners
Veneto-Emilia champions
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1910–11
Pro Vercelli (3)
Vicenza
-
(Unknown)
1911–12
Pro Vercelli (4)
Venezia
-
(Unknown)
Season
Winners
Central-southern Italy champions
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1912–13
Pro Vercelli (5)
Lazio
-
(Unknown)
1913–14
Casale (1)
Lazio
-
(Unknown)
1914–15
Genoa (7)
-
-
(Unknown)
1915–19
Cancelled due to First World War
1919–20
Internazionale (2)
Livorno
-
(Unknown)
1920–21
Pro Vercelli (6)
Pisa
-
(Unknown)
Year
Winner
Second place
Third place
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1921–22 (FIGC)
Novese (1)
Sampierdarenese
-
(Unknown)
· Editions › Prima Divisione
1921–22 (CCI)
1921–22 (CCI)
Season
1921–22 (CCI)
Winners
Pro Vercelli (7)
Central-southern Italy champions
Fortitudo Roma
Col 4
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1922–23
1922–23
Season
1922–23
Winners
Genoa (8)
Central-southern Italy champions
Lazio
Col 4
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
(Unknown)
1923–24
1923–24
Season
1923–24
Winners
Genoa (9)
Central-southern Italy champions
Savoia
Col 4
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
Heinrich Schönfeld (Torino) (22)
1924–25
1924–25
Season
1924–25
Winners
Bologna (1)
Central-southern Italy champions
Alba Trastevere
Col 4
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
Mario Magnozzi (Livorno) (19)
1925–26
1925–26
Season
1925–26
Winners
Juventus (2)
Central-southern Italy champions
Alba Trastevere
Col 4
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
Ferenc Hirzer (Juventus) (35)
Season
Winners
Central-southern Italy champions
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1921–22 (CCI)
Pro Vercelli (7)
Fortitudo Roma
-
(Unknown)
1922–23
Genoa (8)
Lazio
-
(Unknown)
1923–24
Genoa (9)
Savoia
-
Heinrich Schönfeld (Torino) (22)
1924–25
Bologna (1)
Alba Trastevere
-
Mario Magnozzi (Livorno) (19)
1925–26
Juventus (2)
Alba Trastevere
-
Ferenc Hirzer (Juventus) (35)
· Editions › Divisione Nazionale
1926–27
1926–27
Season
1926–27
Winners
Torino
Runners-up
Bologna
Third place
Juventus
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
Anton Powolny (Internazionale) (22)
1927–28
1927–28
Season
1927–28
Winners
Torino (1)
Runners-up
Genoa
Third place
Alessandria
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
Julio Libonatti (Torino) (35)
Season
Season
Season
Season
Winners
Winners
Runners-up
Second place
Third place
Third place
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1928–29
1928–29
Season
1928–29
Winners
Bologna (2)
Runners-up
Torino
Third place
-
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
Gino Rossetti (Torino) (36)
Season
Winners
Runners-up
Third place
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1926–27
Torino
Bologna
Juventus
Anton Powolny (Internazionale) (22)
1927–28
Torino (1)
Genoa
Alessandria
Julio Libonatti (Torino) (35)
Season
Winners
Second place
Third place
Top scorer(s) (club) (goals)
1928–29
Bologna (2)
Torino
-
Gino Rossetti (Torino) (36)
Key · Editions › Serie A
†
†
†
†
Champions also won the Coppa Italia that season for a double
Champions also won the European Cup/UEFA Champions League that season
‡
‡
†
‡
Champions also won the Coppa Italia that season for a double
Champions also won the UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League that season
#
#
†
#
Champions also won the Coppa Italia that season for a double
Champions also won the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup that season
†
Champions also won the Coppa Italia that season for a double
Champions also won the Coppa Italia and UEFA Champions League that season for a treble
†
Champions also won the European Cup/UEFA Champions League that season
‡
Champions also won the UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League that season
#
Champions also won the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup that season

References

  1. Title was revoked and left unassigned through the courts following the Calciopoli Scandal.
  2. Title was put sub judice, then assigned to Inter Milan, through the courts following the Calciopoli Scandal.
  3. Title was revoked and left unassigned due to the Allemandi match fixing scandal.
  4. "FIGC History – 1898"
    https://web.archive.org/web/20070423025820/http://www.figc.it/english/storia/storia_completa.htm#1898
  5. Chiesa, p. 18.
  6. "La gran finale del Campionato Federale"
    http://www.archiviolastampa.it/component/option,com_lastampa/task,search/action,viewer/Itemid,3/page,0005/articleid,1204_01_1908_0053_0005_17763765/anews,true/
  7. "Federazione acefala"
    http://www.byterfly.eu/islandora/object/libria:38456#page/10/mode/2up
  8. "Ancora sulla questione dei Campionati. La parola ad un dissidente"
    http://www.digibess.it/fedora/repository/mauto:ssport-00334-0008
  9. "Vexata quaestio"
    http://www.digibess.it/fedora/repository/mauto:ssport-00343-0004
  10. "La Finale di Campionato a Torino"
    http://www.archiviolastampa.it/component/option,com_lastampa/task,search/action,viewer/Itemid,3/page,0004/articleid,1205_01_1908_0126_0004_17764343/anews,true/
  11. "Il F . Juventus vince il Campionato Italiano"
    http://www.archiviolastampa.it/component/option,com_lastampa/task,search/action,viewer/Itemid,3/page,0005/articleid,1202_01_1909_0156_0005_24222738/anews,true/
  12. Chiesa, pp. 24-25
  13. RSSSF
    https://www.rsssf.org/tablesi/italhist98-25.html
  14. "FIGC History – 1913"
    https://web.archive.org/web/20070423025820/http://www.figc.it/english/storia/storia_completa.htm#1913
  15. RSSSF
    https://www.rsssf.org/tablesj/juvemilan.html
  16. RSSSF
    https://www.rsssf.org/tablesi/italchamp.html
  17. Annuario 1931 Archived 15 July 2014 at the Wayback Machine, pp. 18–19.
    http://dlib.coninet.it/bookreader.php?&f=38&p=1&c=1#page/20/mode/2up
  18. The Independent
    https://web.archive.org/web/20070927194228/http://sport.independent.co.uk/football/internationals/article1166526.ece
  19. Annuario 1931, p. 40. Archived 15 July 2014 at the Wayback Machine "Il campionato di Divisione Nazionale è diviso in due
    http://dlib.coninet.it/bookreader.php?&f=38&p=1&c=1#page/42/mode/2up
  20. Calcio – a history of Italian Football
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