The 2020-21 campaign delivered a spectacular return to the European elite for Wolfsburg as Die Wölfe surged to an impressive 4th-place finish in the Bundesliga. This landmark success secured a coveted spot in the UEFA Champions League, marking the club's first qualification for the competition in six years. Leading the charge was the prolific Dutch striker Wout Weghorst, whose 20 league goals were the defining factor in a season built on defensive solidity and the tactical brilliance of manager Oliver Glasner. It was a standout year defined by the emergence of talents like Maxence Lacroix and Ridle Baku, and it remains a glorious chapter in the club's modern history.