Napoli have clinched the 2024-25 Serie A title, sealing their triumph with a decisive 2-0 victory over Cagliari on the final day of the season.
The win, secured by goals from Scott McTominay and Romelu Lukaku, sees the Neapolitan club lift their fourth Scudetto in history, and their second in just three years.
Under the guidance of the ever-determined Antonio Conte, Napoli showcased tactical brilliance and resilience throughout the campaign, ending the season on 82 points, just one ahead of Inter Milan.
Conte, known for his fiery passion and relentless standards, has once again proved his elite pedigree by guiding a third different club to Serie A glory.
The victory over Cagliari marked the final league game of the season for Napoli, who played with composure and purpose. McTominay opened the scoring with a clinical finish before Lukaku doubled the lead to put the result beyond doubt. The defensive unit, led by a revitalized back line, kept things tight to preserve yet another clean sheet.
This marks Antonio Conte’s fifth Serie A title as a manager, adding to his illustrious tally which includes three titles with Juventus (2011–2014), one with Inter (2020–21), and now one with Napoli. His leadership has transformed the southern giants into a dominant force once again, reigniting memories of the Maradona era and the club’s title win just two seasons ago.
Despite strong challenges from Inter and Atalanta, Napoli’s consistency and ability to grind out results made the difference in the final stretch of the season. Inter finished with 81 points, while Atalanta, Juventus, Roma, and Lazio round out the top six.
