It has been a disappointing end of the 2024-25 Serie A campaign for Inter and the Nerazzurri manager Simone Inzaghi as the Italian giants failed to win back-to-back titles after winning the past season their 20th Serie A title and the so-called "second star.

With more points than anyone in Serie A over four years but just one title, have Inter Milan underachieved under Simone Inzaghi?That is the question in today’s print edition of Rome-based newspaper

Napoli clinched their second Serie A title in three seasons after edging out Inter Milan thanks to a 2-0 home victory over Cagliari in a dramatic finale to the season on Friday.

Napoli sealed its fourth ever Serie A title in thrilling fashion on Friday, defeating Cagliari 2-0 to pip rival Inter Milan to the Scudetto by just one point.

The league title went down to the final matchday with Antonio Conte's side one point clear of Inter, who won at Como.

SportsLine's Jon Eimer reveals his picks for the Serie A matchups between Napoli vs. Cagliari and Como vs. Inter Milan on Friday

As Inter Milan came to terms with the disappointment of losing the Serie A title on the final day, assistant coach Massimiliano Farris said the team had must now shift full focus to the Champions League final against Paris St Germain.

The triumph also marked a personal milestone for Antonio Conte. The 55-year-old not only secured his fifth Serie A title, but became the first manager in history to win the league with three different clubs, following his previous successes with Juventus (2011–2014) and Inter Milan (2020–21).

All Italian Serie A games are available to stream in the US via Paramount Plus, which has live English language broadcast rights for Serie A in the region. Select games will also be broadcast on CBS Sports Network and the network's 24-hour free streaming channel CBS Sports Golazo throughout the season.

The fight for the Serie A title will go into the final day, and maybe even further. Napoli could have clinched its second Italian league title in three years on Sunday but will have to wait after both Antonio Conte’s team and second-placed Inter Milan were held to draws.

A hectic managerial merry-go-round is set to unfold in Serie A this summer, as all 10 teams in the top 10 of the table have had doubts, or worse, regarding