The Stats And Historical Factor That Suggest Inter Milan Already Have One Hand On The Scudetto
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The Stats And Historical Factor That Suggest Inter Milan Already Have One Hand On The Scudetto

Inter Milan returned to the top of Serie A on matchday 11 and the stats and history already suggest that the Scudetto is heading back to the San Siro this season. A stunner from Lautaro Martinez and a second-half strike from Ange-Yoan Bonny gave Inter a 2-0 win against Lazio at the San Siro on […]

Ben Horlock Ben Horlock Updated on 10 November 2025

Inter Milan returned to the top of Serie A on matchday 11 and the stats and history already suggest that the Scudetto is heading back to the San Siro this season.

A stunner from Lautaro Martinez and a second-half strike from Ange-Yoan Bonny gave Inter a 2-0 win against Lazio at the San Siro on November 9. Cristian Chivu’s men are level with Roma but have a stronger goal difference.

As it stands, Chivu’s side has registered 24 points from 33 available. The Romanian boss could become just the second head coach to win the Scudetto in his first season with the club.

History Favors Inter Milan To Win Serie A In 2025-26

Not only do the Inter Milan stats from this season suggest the title is heading to the Nerazzurri, history favors Cristian Chivu’s side, too.

FootItalia looked back across the last ten league leaders after 11 matchdays played. From the 2015-16 campaign up until 2024-25, 60% of teams who are top at this stage go on to win it.

Interestingly, Napoli was at the summit in Italy’s elite after MD11 in the 2021-22, 2017-18 and 2015-16 seasons and didn’t go on to lift the Scudetto. The other team was AC Milan in 2020-21.

Those who have been victorious are Inter, Napoli and Juventus. The latter have won three of those titles with Gli Azzurri winning two alongside Inter’s sole victory.

Summary Of Matchday 11 Serie A Leaders And Final Placements

Season

Top Team After MD11 Points After MD11 Final Position

Champions

2024-25

Napoli 25 1st Napoli
2023-24 Inter Milan 28 1st

Inter Milan

2022-23

Napoli 29 1st Napoli
2021-22 Napoli 31 3rd

AC Milan

2020-21

AC Milan 27 2nd Inter Milan
2019-20 Juventus 29 1st

Juventus

2018-19

Juventus 31 1st Juventus
2017-18 Napoli 31 2nd

Juventus

2016-17

Juventus 27 1st Juventus
2015-16 Napoli 22  2nd

Juventus

Across the last three seasons, the matchday 11 league leaders have all gone on to win the Serie A title. That includes Napoli (2) and Inter Milan.

In 2021-22, Gli Azzurri had an electric start to the season securing 31 points from a possible 33. However, the Partenopei finished in third with AC Milan clinching the title.

The previous season, the Rossoneri actually led the way before being beaten to the Scudetto by rivals Inter. Napoli also feel victim to Juventus in 2017-18 and 2015-16.

With the above in mind, it is not a guaranteed certainty that the Nerazzurri will go on to glory this term but the stats and history do lean towards the league leaders at this stage of the campaign.

Inter Milan’s Lethal Attack

With recent league history favoring Inter Milan, their attacking prowess is also another factor in why many believe they will win the Scudetto.

When it came to Serie A transfers in the summer, Inter spent wisely and one of their new recruits has really hit the ground running so far this term.

Ange-Yoan Bonny moved from Parma and already has four goals and four assists to his name from 11 appearances. The Frenchman has an average rating of 6.80 on WhoScored.

More notably, captain and global superstar Lautaro Martinez has orchestrated much of the Nerazzurri’s offense. Martinez – who is in the running to win the Champions League Golden Boot – has four strikes and two assists registered.

Marcus Thuram has also chipped in with three goals from his six appearances. Injury has stunted his season slightly but he is expected to be firing on all cylinders again soon.

Elsewhere, up-and-coming star Pio Esposito can also be relied upon by Cristian Chivu. The Italy international has already scored his first top-flight goal this campaign.

However, perhaps the biggest surprise is the return provided by Hakan Calhanoglu. The Turkish star is Inter’s and Serie A’s leading scorer this season with five goals.

Overall, Chivu’s side has scored 26 times in the league after 11 matchdays. That is eight more than closest challengers Bologna and ten more than champions Napoli.

When Did Inter Milan Last Win Serie A?

Inter Milan’s last Serie A title win came in the 2023-24 campaign. Simone Inzaghi was in the dugout as the Nerazzurri went on to claim 94 points.

Inter lost just twice all season. Those defeats came to Sassuolo home and away. On their way to their 20th Scudetto, Inzaghi’s men won ten league fixtures having scored 4+ goals.

They actually scored exactly four goals across four consecutive league games in February 2024. More notably, Inter thrashed rivals AC Milan 5-1 on matchday 4 in September 2023.

The Nerazzurri were imperious on their way to the title and won by a margin of 19 points from their closest challengers. Furthermore, Lautaro Martinez also won the Serie A Golden Boot with 24 strikes.

How Many Titles Do Inter Milan Have?

Inter Milan has 20 Serie A titles to their name. They are the second most successful side in Italy’s top flight behind Juventus who has 36 wins.

Their first success came in 1909-10 with their latest coming in 2023-24. The most successful decade in Inter’s history was the 2000s.

Between the 2000-01 and 2009-10 campaigns, the Nerazzurri won the league on five separate occasions. Interestingly, all of those wins came consecutively between 2006 and 2010.

Ben Horlock

Ben Horlock

Ben has a long standing devotion to Italian soccer and in particular, Serie A. Ben grew up watching legendary presenter James Richardson deliver the latest news and views with the daily papers and breakfast in hand. Not only does Ben follow Italy's top soccer division, he is an avid follower of all the major European leagues. Ben is an expert on all things Serie A and has produced a number of features and news articles for FootItalia as well as UK-based outlets such as HITC, 90min, GiveMeSport and Betfair. In the US, Ben has been published on ESPN and Sports Illustrated.

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