After the eighth matchday of Serie A, the entire ranking was re-evaluated by comparing it with the previous season. Inter, who had finished the eighth round of 2023-24 with 15 points, recovered seven points thanks to the comeback victory against Fiorentina, reaching 22 points. Lazio, with the arrival of Gennaro Gattuso in training, gained eleven points compared to last year, rising to 22 points and placing themselves in second place. Gasperini's Roma remains in third place, with 18 points, equal to the result of a year ago, while Amorim's Milan, also with 18 points, has increased by one point compared to the previous season.
Among the medium-low teams, Fabregas' Como, Spalletti's Juventus, Abate's Torino and Pisacane's Cagliari recorded positive balances, improving their scores compared to last year. On the contrary, Allegri's Napoli suffered a tough start to the championship, with a minus of seven points and a negative balance of two points compared to the previous season. Sarri's Atalanta also shows a negative balance, with two points less.
The worst comparison result was that of Runjaic's Udinese, who suffered their sixth consecutive defeat and lost eight points compared to the same stage of the previous season. Palladino's Bologna, despite having improved its position, is still six points below the 2025/26 Serie A average. Other clubs that have had a drop in points include Sassuolo, Monza, Genoa and Parma, with respective decreases of two, seven, four and three points.
In summary, the entire ranking highlights how Inter and Lazio have had a notable improvement compared to the previous year, while Napoli and Udinese are the two clubs with the worst performance in terms of points earned. The other clubs spread across a range of results, with some having positive balances and others showing declines. With the season still ongoing, teams will need to continue to improve to consolidate their position in the league table.