Serie A has officially announced the winners of the various awards for the 2025/26 season, with Inter Milan wrapping up their successful campaign by winning the Italian league title and dominating many of the individual awards. It was a night of major celebrations for the blue-and-black side of Milan after a season in which they showed remarkable consistency from start to finish.
The Player of the Season award went to Federico Dimarco of Inter Milan, who had an outstanding season playing on the left flank. Dimarco helped his team with goals, assists, and excellent defensive performances that made him one of the most important players in Inter’s title-winning journey.
In attack, Lautaro Martínez was named Serie A’s Best Striker after continuing to be Inter’s main weapon in front of goal. The Argentine captain led his team with crucial goals and major contributions in many matches throughout the season. Meanwhile, the Best Coach award went to Cristian Chivu, who was praised for building a system that made Inter the most consistent team in Italy.
Among the biggest stories of the season was the emergence of Kenan Yldz of Juventus FC, who won the Best Under-23 Player award. The young star displayed performances that impressed many in Serie A and is now seen as one of the brightest future talents in European football.
But perhaps the biggest surprise was Nico Paz of Como 1907, who won the Midfielder of the Season award. Playing for a team not expected to achieve much, Nico Paz impressed many with his creativity, chance creation, and confidence despite his young age. It is one of the stories that continues to make Serie A a league full of unique narratives every season.
In defense, Marco Palestra won the Best Defender award, while Mile Svilar of AS Roma was chosen as the Best Goalkeeper of the season after delivering outstanding performances that impressed many across Italy.
Overall, the 2025/26 Serie A season delivered intense competition, emerging talents, and top-quality football — but in the end, Inter Milan stood at the summit of Italian football.
