Bologna has claimed the Coppa Italia for the third time in their history, bringing them level with Parma`s total number of victories in the competition. Milan, who were defeated in the final, remain with 5 titles. The all-time roll of honor is led by Juventus, who have secured an impressive 15 wins. Roma and Inter are the next most successful clubs, both having won the trophy 9 times.
Coppa Italia Wins by Club
- Juventus 15 (1937/38, 41/42, 58/59, 59/60, 64/65, 78/79, 82/83, 89/90, 94/95, 2014/15, 15/16, 16/17, 17/18, 20/21, 23/24)
- Roma 9 (1963/64, 68/69, 79/80, 80/81, 83/84, 85/86, 90/91, 06/07, 07/08)
- Inter 9 (1938/39, 77/78, 81/82, 2004/05, 05/06, 09/10, 10/11, 21/22, 22/23)
- Lazio 7 (1958, 97/98, 1999/2000, 03/04, 08/09, 12/13, 18/19)
- Fiorentina 6 (1939/40, 60/61, 65/66, 74/75, 95/96, 2000/01)
- Napoli 6 (1961/62, 75/76, 86/87, 11/12, 13/14, 19/20)
- Milan 5 (1966/67, 71/72, 72/73, 76/77, 2002/03)
- Torino 5 (1935/36, 42/43, 67/68, 70/71, 92/93)
- Sampdoria 4 (1984/85, 87/88, 88/89, 93/94)
- Bologna 3 (1969/70, 73/74, 24/25)
- Parma 3 (1991/92, 98/99, 01/02)
- Atalanta 1 (1962/63)
- Genoa 1 (1936/37)
- Vicenza 1 (1996/97)
- Vado 1 (1922)
- Venezia 1 (1940/41)
Coppa Italia Winners by Year
- 1922, Vado
- 1936, Torino
- 1937, Genoa
- 1938, Juventus
- 1939, Inter
- 1940, Fiorentina
- 1941, Venezia
- 1942, Juventus
- 1943, Torino
- 1958, Lazio
- 1959, Juventus
- 1960, Juventus
- 1961, Fiorentina
- 1962, Napoli
- 1963, Atalanta
- 1964, Roma
- 1965, Juventus
- 1966, Fiorentina
- 1967, Milan
- 1968, Torino
- 1969, Roma
- 1970, Bologna
- 1971, Torino
- 1972, Milan
- 1973, Milan
- 1974, Bologna
- 1975, Fiorentina
- 1976, Napoli
- 1977, Milan
- 1978, Inter
- 1979, Juventus
- 1980, Roma
- 1981, Roma
- 1982, Inter
- 1983, Juventus
- 1984, Roma
- 1985, Sampdoria
- 1986, Roma
- 1987, Napoli
- 1988, Sampdoria
- 1989, Sampdoria
- 1990, Juventus
- 1991, Roma
- 1992, Parma
- 1993, Torino
- 1994, Sampdoria
- 1995, Juventus
- 1996, Vicenza
- 1997, Vicenza
- 1998, Lazio
- 1999, Parma
- 2000, Lazio
- 2001, Fiorentina
- 2002, Parma
- 2003, Milan
- 2004, Lazio
- 2005, Inter
- 2006, Inter
- 2007, Roma
- 2008, Roma
- 2009, Lazio
- 2010, Inter
- 2011, Inter
- 2012, Napoli
- 2013, Lazio
- 2014, Napoli
- 2015, Juventus
- 2016, Juventus
- 2017, Juventus
- 2018, Juventus
- 2019, Lazio
- 2020, Napoli
- 2021, Juventus
- 2022, Inter
- 2023, Inter
- 2024, Juventus
- 2025, Bologna