The Italian Women's Serie A is the premier professional women's football league in Italy. It stands as the top tier of the women's football pyramid and has grown significantly in profile and professionalism in recent years. The league currently features 10 teams playing a double round-robin format, with the champion earning a spot in the UEFA Women's Champions League. The bottom team is relegated to Serie B. Headquartered in Rome under the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), the league has been home to historically dominant clubs like Torres and more recently, Juventus, AS Roma, and AC Milan. The league's characteristics reflect a growing investment and media interest, attracting international stars alongside homegrown talent. The main award is the Scudetto, with the top scorer winning the Capocannoniere title. The league is central to the development of the Italian women's national team.