In brief
Serie A has twenty clubs, from traditional sides with a rich European history to recently promoted teams. Below you meet the best-known names and their home stadium.
Serie A's traditional clubs
| Club | Stadium | Capacity | Titles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Juventus | Allianz Stadium, Turin | 41,689 | 36 |
| Inter | San Siro, Milan (shared with AC Milan) | 75,923 | 21 |
| AC Milan | San Siro, Milan (shared with Inter) | 75,923 | 19 |
| Napoli | Stadio Maradona, Naples | 54,726 | 4 |
| AS Roma | Stadio Olimpico, Rome (shared with Lazio) | 70,634 | 3 |
Data last checked on 28 August 2026.
Juventus is Serie A's record champion with 36 titles and plays at the Allianz Stadium in Turin, with a capacity of just under 42,000 spectators. You can read more about the full honours list on our page with all Serie A champions.
Inter and AC Milan share the San Siro, one of the largest stadiums in Europe with a capacity of over 75,000 spectators. The two clubs sit second and third respectively on the honours list, with 21 and 19 titles. The Milan derby between the two sides is one of Serie A's best-known fixtures.
Napoli plays at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona in Naples, named after the legendary Argentine forward who led the club to its first titles in the 1980s. Under coach Antonio Conte, Napoli won its fourth national title in 2024-2025.
AS Roma shares the imposing Stadio Olimpico in Rome with city rivals Lazio, and has won three national titles in its history, in 1942, 1983 and 2001.
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The rest of the league
Alongside the traditional clubs, Serie A is made up of teams each with their own regional story: from Atalanta (Bergamo) and Fiorentina (Florence) to Torino, Bologna, Lazio and the other clubs that can spring a real surprise any season. Some of these teams fight for a European ticket, others for survival.
For the 2026-2027 season, Venezia, Frosinone and Monza are the clubs promoted from Serie B. Each season, promotion brings new opponents and fresh fixtures with it. You can read more about exactly how promotion and relegation work in our guide on how Serie A works.