The 2026-2027 Serie A season has commenced in Italy, with Inter, the reigning 2025-2026 Scudetto champions, aiming to defend their title. Following a disappointing end to last season, AC Milan made significant changes, including hiring former Manchester United coach Ruben Amorim. Notably, Fiorentina made headlines by sacking Fabio Grosso just three games into the season and reappointing Paolo Vanoli.

Power Rankings After Matchday 3:

1. Inter (--)
   Inter showcased their strength with a thrilling 3-2 comeback against Napoli, thanks to contributions from Marcus Thuram, Curtis Jones, and Hakan Calhanoglu.

2. AS Roma (--)
   Roma impressed with a last-minute win against Atalanta, indicating their title ambitions.

3. Como (+1)
   The signing of Moise Kean boosted expectations, highlighted by a 4-1 victory over Genoa.

4. AC Milan (-1)
   A 1-1 draw against Juventus revealed ongoing challenges as new signings adapt.

5. Napoli (--)
   With two losses in three games, concerns mount for Napoli, who face injury issues.

6. Atalanta (+1)
   Despite a loss to Roma, Atalanta is gradually improving under Maurizio Sarri.

7. Lazio (+1)
   A 2-1 victory against Udinese showcased the impact of new signings under Gennaro Gattuso.

8. Juventus (-2)
   Struggling with striker performance and injuries, Juventus faces mounting pressure.

9. Udinese (--)
   A mixed start leaves room for improvement in their upcoming matches.

10. Bologna (+1)
    Still seeking their first win after a draw against Sassuolo.

11. Genoa (-1)
    A disappointing start with three losses and only one goal scored.

12. Cagliari (+1)
    Emerging talents like Daniel Maldini are key to their potential success.

13. Fiorentina (-1)
    A rough start leads to a coaching change after three losses.

14. Torino (--)
    Celebrated their first win under manager Ignazio Abate against Fiorentina.

15. Sassuolo (--)
    A solid point against Bologna, demonstrating potential under Alberto Aquilani.

16. Frosinone (+1)
    Impressive early performance under Massimiliano Alvini.

17. Parma (-1)
    Facing challenges with two losses and a draw so far.

18. Venezia (--)
    Struggling with two key losses early in the season.

19. Lecce (--)
    A promising start with a win, but subsequent losses raise concerns.

20. Monza (--)
    Finally secured a point after a tough start to the season.