The 1991-92 campaign delivered an unexpected nadir for Bayern Munich, with Der FCB slumping to a chaotic 10th-place finish, their worst league result in over a decade, amid a turbulent season that saw three different managers and a humiliating early DFB-Pokal exit. Despite the crisis and upheaval, striker Roland Wohlfarth proved his enduring value, firing in 17 league goals to top the team's scoring charts. This difficult year, which was the first of the newly unified 20-team Bundesliga, remains a defining, if painful, chapter that forced a complete rebuilding process at the club.