According to Corriere della Sport, the total viewership for the first 5 rounds of Serie A through DAZN reached nearly 25 million, with Juventus leading in average viewership per match.

After the first 5 rounds, the top 8 teams are separated by just 3 points, but in terms of TV viewership, Juventus clearly leads. In this early part of the season, DAZN, Serie A's main broadcaster, has already recorded approximately 25 million total viewers. Juventus is the only team with an average viewership exceeding 1 million per match. AC Milan ranks second with an average of 917,161 viewers, nearly 90,000 fewer than Juventus. Serie A champions Inter Milan ranks third with an average viewership below 876,000. Last season, only Milan's two clubs and Juventus exceeded 1 million average viewers per match.

Looking at the most-watched matches in each round, Juventus topped the charts twice. Their match against Milan in Round 3 drew over 1.62 million viewers, making it the most-watched match of the season so far. Their match against Sassuolo in Round 4 was also the most-watched match that weekend, even though Lazio and Milan played to a thrilling 2-2 draw the day before.

Roma also garnered significant interest. Under manager De Rossi, Roma's Round 1 match against Fiorentina and Round 5 match against Inter were both the most-watched matches of their respective rounds, surpassing other matches played simultaneously. The Round 2 match between Napoli and Como also drew over 1 million viewers despite the high temperatures.

Only Fiorentina saw average viewership increase by 8% compared to last season. This is attributed to the new squad built by director Pradè over the summer, with Fiorentina signing 13 new players, generating high expectations among fans.

Among the top clubs, Roma also performed well, with average viewership declining only 4%, nearly maintaining last season's levels. The Derby della Capitale in Round 4 ended with Roma's 1-0 victory. In contrast, Cagliari currently sits in 4th place, surprisingly ahead of Milan. Despite fan protests and boycotts, Lazio did not see an increase in stadium attendance and instead saw a 22% decrease compared to last season.

Overall, Round 1 viewership was better than last season. Total viewership reached 4,233,742, a 0.6% increase from 4,208,481 in the same period last year. Round 2 saw viewership of 4,775,751, a significant 10.2% increase from 4,331,770 in the same period last season.

Round 3 showed the largest gap compared to the same period last season. Last season's Round 3 DAZN viewership reached nearly 6 million, setting a record. That round's figures were largely driven by the Derby d'Italia, which is scheduled for January this season.

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