The 2010-11 campaign was a deeply turbulent season of transition for Juventus, resulting in a disappointing 7th-place finish in Serie A and a rare trophyless year under new coach Luigi Delneri. Despite the struggles, the attacking efforts were led by new signings Alessandro Matri and Fabio Quagliarella, who each notched 9 league goals, and club legend and captain Alessandro Del Piero, while the side still featured the iconic presence of Gianluigi Buffon in goal. It was a forgettable year marked by inconsistency and a group stage exit from the Europa League, but it proved to be the crucial low point right before the historic rebuild that launched an unprecedented era of domestic dominance.. The 2011-12 campaign delivered an historic and glorious return to the summit for Juventus, as The Old Lady, under the passionate guidance of new manager Antonio Conte, clinched the Serie A title with an astonishing, undefeated record, the first in the modern 38-game format. This emotional triumph, marking a true fresh start in the new Juventus Stadium, was anchored by the legendary Gianluigi Buffon and the midfield brilliance of new maestro Andrea Pirlo, while Alessandro Matri's 10 goals led the line alongside the departing icon, Alessandro Del Piero, who lifted the Scudetto for the final time.