The 1991-92 campaign for Bari, the Galletti, was a season of soaring ambition that ended in crushing relegation, finishing 15th in Serie A. The year was defined by the sensational, club-record arrival of England World Cup hero David Platt, who was handed the captain's armband and the iconic number 10 shirt. Platt delivered on his individual promise, top-scoring with 11 crucial goals, nearly half the team's total, despite the club's dramatic slump that included failing to win any of their first 14 matches. Even with a squad featuring high-profile signings like future legends Zvonimir Boban and Robert Jarni, the team could not avoid the drop to Serie B, marking a painful but unforgettable chapter defined by a star's brilliance amid team failure.