The 2024/25 Serie A season kept followers on the edge with the league being decided on last match day. It was very intense and suspenseful with Napoli coming up good edging out their fourth title on the final matchday.
Below are some official stats
to guide analysis:
Napoli, led by Antonio Conte, clinched their second title in three seasons with a 2–0 win over Cagliari on May 23, 2025, finishing with 82 points from 38 matches (24 wins, 10 draws, 4 losses). They scored 73 goals and conceded 28.
Top Four finish: Inter Milan 81 points was second to Napoli who were just one point above them to lift the league trophy, Atalanta, and Juventus secured UEFA Champions League spots. Roma and Bologna (Coppa Italia winners) earned Europa League spots, with Fiorentina qualifying for the Conference League.
Relegation battle: Empoli, Venezia, and Monza dropped to Serie B. Frosinone and Salernitana were also relegated after brief top-flight appearance.
Individual Achievements
Top Scorer: Mateo Retegui (Atalanta) led with 25 goals, showcasing his flair.
Top Assists: Romelu Lukaku (Napoli) topped the charts with 10 assists, driving Napoli’s attack.
Clean Sheets: Alex Meret (Napoli) and Mile Svilar (Roma) shared the honors with 16 clean sheets each.
Dominating Figures:
Scott McTominay (Napoli) was
pivotal in midfield, complementing Lukaku’s playmaking.
Lautaro Martínez (Inter)
scored 22 goals across all competitions, though he trailed Retegui in league
goals.
Atalanta’s attacking prowess shone brightly with Ademola Lookman, Mateo Retegui, with 79 goals scored, second only to Napoli.
Dramatic Moments:
Napoli’s dramatic title win, decided by a single point over Inter Milan.
Inter’s 5–0 Champions League final loss to PSG, leading to Simone Inzaghi’s departure.
AC Milan embracing their disappointing season, failing to qualify for Europe and resulting in Sergio Conceicao’s eventual sacking.
Goal stats: 973 goals were
scored across 380 matches, with an average of 2.56 goals per game. Inter led
possession at 59.8%, while Napoli topped shots per game (16.2).
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