Five Consecutive Scudetti
The first dynasty: five straight scudetti in the 1930s.
Juventus won five consecutive Italian league titles between 1931 and 1935, becoming Italy's first major professional club during that period.
- Manager
- Massimiliano Allegri
- League
- Serie A
- Period
- 2011–2016
- Record_Type
- Consecutive Titles
- Key_Stadiums
- Juventus Stadium, Allianz Stadium
- Primary_Rivals
- Inter Milan, Napoli
- Status
- Historical Achievement
Lore & Background
During the 1930s, Juventus dominated the national championship, winning five consecutive league titles between 1931 and 1935. Several Juventus players, including Raimundo Orsi, Luigi Bertolini, Giovanni Ferrari, and Luis Monti, formed part of the Italy national team that won the 1934 FIFA World Cup. The club played its home matches at the Stadio Comunale after moving there from its previous ground.
In Their Own Story
The final whistle echoed through the stadium in May 2016. Rain slicked the pitch as the players gathered near the center circle. The weight of history was palpable; five years, five titles, one unbroken chain of triumphs. A veteran captain looked up at the floodlights, knowing this moment would be etched into the club's annals forever.
Reader's Guide
The five consecutive scudetti were won under the presidency of Edoardo Agnelli, who took over in 1923. The club's home matches during this period were played at the Stadio Comunale in Turin.
Did You Know?
- Juventus won its first gold star for ten league titles in 1961, but the five consecutive titles of the 1930s laid the foundation for that achievement.
- The 1934 World Cup-winning Italy squad included four Juventus players from the five-title era.
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