Cristian Chivu's side hold a 12-point lead over both Napoli and AC Milan with five matches remaining, leaving them firmly in control of the race.
The scenario is clear heading into the weekend. If Napoli fail to win their Friday night fixture against Cremonese, Inter travel to face Torino knowing that victory could secure the Scudetto with four games to spare. Even then, confirmation could depend on Milan's high-profile clash with Juventus at San Siro.
Inter's recent form removes any real doubt. After a slight wobble before the international break, they respond strongly, taking maximum points from three matches and scoring 12 goals. That run puts them within touching distance of a 21st league crown.
They also keep their domestic double hopes alive after a dramatic cup win books their place in the Coppa Italia final against Lazio. Regardless of other results, Inter know that four more points will guarantee the title.
Milan face the unusual possibility of handing the title to their city rivals, but their priority remains Champions League qualification. An eight-point cushion over fifth place keeps them in a strong position despite the challenge ahead.
Juventus, meanwhile, are under greater pressure. Sitting fourth, they lead the chasing pack by five points and cannot afford a slip.
Midfield could prove decisive, with Adrien Rabiot expected to play a key role for Milan alongside Luka Modric. Rabiot continues to impress, contributing six goals and four assists in 25 league appearances.
With momentum, control, and the finish line in sight, Inter's title charge now feels inevitable - it is simply a matter of when they are crowned champions.
