The battle for the 2025/2026 Scudetto promises to be exciting, with the leading bookmakers tipping Napoli and Inter as favorites for the title, followed by Juventus, Milan, and Roma. In this article, we analyze the latest odds, historical results, and prospects for the big Serie A teams in light of the summer transfer market. With just one month to go until the start of the championship, summer friendlies are already underway, and bookmakers have updated their antepost odds for the 2025/2026 Serie A title. The most ambitious teams are completing their preparations with new signings and changes on the bench: but who really has what it takes to win the Scudetto? Needless to say, the favorite for the title is Napoli, the reigning Italian champions. The Azzurri are aiming for their fifth Scudetto in their history next season, but they will have to contend with fierce competition. Inter, Juventus, Milan, and Roma are not standing idly by and want to have their say. At the bottom of the table is Atalanta, but for the latter, the fight at the top seems like a mirage, especially in light of the heavy transfers and technical downsizing that took place during the summer transfer window.

Let’s take a closer look at the chances of the five teams most favored by the bookmakers: from Antonio Conte’s team to the Giallorossi, fresh from the arrival of Frederic Massara as their new sporting director. We will analyze their history of success, their current form, and the most significant changes to their squads to understand who can really aspire to the Tricolore.

Napoli Scudetto odds: analysis, predictions, and antepost

Last year, Napoli won their fourth Scudetto in their history under Antonio Conte, at the end of a long head-to-head battle with Inter. The last day was decisive, with the Azzurri maintaining their first place in the standings, finishing just one point ahead of the Nerazzurri.

During the summer, the club kept the core of its squad intact, with quality signings such as Kevin De Bruyne and young Lorenzo Lucca, who arrived on loan from Udinese. Pre-season has shown a healthy, compact team with clear ideas: the players seem to be in good shape and the new arrivals have already settled in.

It is therefore no surprise that bookmakers have them as clear favorites for the title: odds of 3.00 on Bet365, 2.50 on Sisal and GoldBet. However, the race for the Scudetto remains open: Inter, Juventus, Milan, and Roma have invested in targeted reinforcements and are focusing on technical continuity and tactical stability to close the gap.

Napoli to win – odds of 3.00 on bet365, 2.50 on Sisal, 2.50 on GoldBet

Inter odds to win Serie A 2025 2026

Inter finished the 2024/2025 season in second place in Serie A, behind Napoli, but with numbers worthy of a true champion. The Nerazzurri scored 79 goals in the league – the best attack of the season – and a total of 119 goals in all competitions, setting a new club record. This impressive attacking performance is testament to the excellent work done on the pitch and on the bench. In the summer, Inter made two targeted signings: Brazilian striker Luis Henrique from Marseille and Croatian midfielder Petar Sucic from Dinamo Zagreb. Both have already made their debuts in friendlies and the Club World Cup, bringing freshness and quality to the attack and midfield respectively. These figures testify to the confidence in the Milanese team, although they remain slightly behind Napoli in the predictions for the Scudetto.

Inter to win – quoted at 3.50 on bet365, 4.00 on Sisal, 3.75 on GoldBet

Serie A Scudetto: Juventus’ chances according to the bookmakers

The 2024/25 season saw Juventus finish fourth in Serie A, with 70 points from 18 wins, 16 draws, and 4 losses. Despite a solid defense (only 35 goals conceded), the attack struggled, finishing with 58 goals scored, a tally that prompted the club to operate in the summer transfer market to increase its offensive incisiveness.

In the transfer market, Juventus focused on important signings, including Jonathan David, a Canadian center forward formerly of Lille, and Francisco Conceicao, returning from loan and immediately integrated into Igor Tudor’s project. The preseason showed encouraging signs, although the club had to manage some delicate disciplinary situations and smooth the transition to a more offensive style of play.

For the Scudetto odds, bookmakers see Juventus in a mid-table position among the favorites: 5.50 on Bet365, 6.00 on Sisal, and 4.50 on GoldBet. These figures reflect the profile of a team on the rise, considered the closest challenger to the leading duo.

Juventus to win – 5.50 on bet365, 6.00 on Sisal, 4.50 on GoldBet

Milan to win Serie A 2026 odds: analysis, state of play

Milan’s 2024/25 season ended with a disappointing eighth place finish in Serie A, despite winning the Italian Super Cup against Juventus and reaching the Coppa Italia final. The club suffered from too many ups and downs: a good start, but a mid-season slump and a below-par scoring record, which hurt their league position.

During the 2025 summer transfer window, Milan focused on experience and quality in midfield, with the arrivals of Luka Modric and Samuele Ricci, while in defense they strengthened the flanks with the signing of Estupinan from Brighton.

In the Scudetto predictions – 6.50 on Bet365, 6.00 on Sisal, and 6.00 on GoldBet – Milan is listed as a second-tier contender. These odds reflect confidence in the quality of the team, with Pulisic and Leao among the key players, but keep the Rossoneri off the podium, far behind favorites Napoli, Inter, and Juventus. Milan to win – 6.50 on bet365, 6.00 on Sisal, 6.00 on GoldBet

Updated Roma Scudetto odds

The 2024/25 season ended with Roma in fifth place in Serie A, also securing qualification for the Europa League. The team showed signs of improvement after a turbulent period that culminated in the dismissal of Ivan Jurić and the return of Claudio Ranieri to Roma in a managerial role. The club began the 2025/26 summer transfer window by appointing Gian Piero Gasperini as its new head coach. Among the main new faces are young striker Evan Ferguson, signed from Brighton, midfielder El Aynaoui from Lens, and defender Mario Hermoso, fresh from his spell at Bayer Leverkusen. The potential of the squad is appreciated by the bookmakers, but the gap with the title favorites remains evident.