Serie A was back this week around Italy, with Inter, the 2025-2026 Scudetto winners, looking to defend the title in the new season. AC Milan, their cross-city rivals, made some key signings in the summer after replacing the coach and the whole club hierarchy after the disappointing end to the last campaign, and they appointed former Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim to lead the new cycle. We've already had several sackings as Fiorentina replaced Fabio Grosso, who was hired in the summer, after three games in charge and called back Paolo Vanoli to lead the team; and Bologna fired Domenico Tedesco after four matches and replaced him with Raffaele Palladino.
Over the international break, Parma decided to part ways with manager Carlos Cuesta and appointed Alberto Gilardino, while Venezia sacked Giovanni Stroppa after six defeats in a row and appointed Davide Nicola. The last coach to be sacked was Udinese's Kosta Runjaic, who was replaced by Paolo Zanetti. Let's take a look at our power rankings 10 games into the season: Don't miss all the Serie A action all season long across Paramount+, CBS Sports Network and CBS Sports Golazo Network.
From Italy's biggest teams to America's biggest stars, Serie A has it all, and Paramount+ is the home for every minute of the action until a Scudetto winner is crowned. The Giallorossi are at the top of our power rankings now. Not only because they have been the most consistent team of the first part of the season, despite some key injuries, but also because they have the best attack in the league with 28 goals scored in 10 matches so far.
Yes, they have a four-point gap with Lazio right now, but they can get there. It's not just about the fact they lost the Derby della Madonnina against AC Milan over the weekend, but how they were defeated. Inter have conceded two goals once again in the opening 10 minutes of the match, forcing them to try to come back once again, but this time it just didn't happen.
They can't go on like this. I'm sure they are a potential Scudetto winner this season despite playing Champions League soccer. They play, alongside AS Roma, the best football in the country and every week they are showing why they should be considered a candidate for the final win.
What can we say about Lazio? They are at the top of the Serie A standings after an incredible start of the season under Gennaro Gattuso. I just don't see them staying at the top for a long time, considering their second lines are not as good as the starting players.
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