Inter Milan won the Italian league title for the 21st time in its history after a dominant season, securing the championship with a 12-point lead over its closest rival, Napoli, with three rounds remaining. They began the decisive round with a 10-point advantage.

Inter scored 82 goals, making it the strongest attack in the league, 23 goals ahead of Como, the second strongest attack. They also kept 17 clean sheets, indicating a great balance between offensive power and defensive discipline.

The team also achieved an impressive streak of 14 wins in 15 matches during the period between November and February, which marked a crucial turning point in the title race.

The triumph came under the leadership of coach Cristian Chivu, who took over from Simone Inzaghi and succeeded in maintaining the team's identity in local competitions while developing its style by increasing high pressure and direct play. Despite the challenging circumstances, he managed a complex season without a significant decline in results.

The team suffered from significant injuries, with Lautaro Martinez missing 10 matches as a starter despite being the team's top scorer and the league's top scorer. Meanwhile, Denzel Dumfries underwent surgery that sidelined him for 3 months, and Hakan Çalhanoğlu played only 22 matches but scored at a rate of one goal every 183 minutes.