Napoli have emerged as the 2024-25 Serie A champions, securing their fourth Scudetto and their second title in just three seasons.
The Partenopei have edged past Inter Milan by a solitary point, capping off one of the most thrilling title races in recent Serie A history.

Heading into the final day, Napoli sat atop the table with 79 points, narrowly ahead of Inter Milan, who were on 78. Both teams faced manageable fixtures, but the stakes couldn't have been higher. Napoli hosted Cagliari at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona, while Inter were away to newly promoted Como.
With manager Antonio Conte suspended and watching from the stands, Napoli showed remarkable control. Scott McTominay broke the deadlock in the first half before Romelu Lukaku doubled the lead, securing a 2-0 win.
At the same time, Inter did their job with a 2-0 win over Como - but it wasn't enough. Napoli's superior points tally made them champions, and the Maradona faithful have erupted in joy.
As the Scudetto goes back to the city of Naples, the unit has put on a commendable show all season. Romelu Lukaku has been amazing for them as the former Manchester United player netted 13 goals and had 10 assists this season.
Napoli's title bid didn't get off to a perfect start - they were thumped 3-0 by Hellas Verona on the opening day. But the club responded strongly, with Conte restructuring the side around new signings. Midfielder Scott McTominay was a transformative presence, scoring 15 goals across the campaign and even clinching the Player of the Month award in April. Billy Gilmour, another key addition, provided composure and vision in midfield.
Conte's leadership proved decisive once again, as he became the first manager to win the Scudetto with three different clubs - Juventus, Inter, and now Napoli - a testament to his elite managerial calibre. Conte won three titles with Juventus, and now he has won one each with Inter and Napoli.
The final whistle has triggered emotional celebrations across Naples. Streets of Naples are flooded with fans celebrating their team's return to the pinnacle of Italian football. The scenes were reminiscent of the city's golden era under Diego Maradona, and this new generation etched their names in club folklore.