The 2005-06 campaign delivered a historic promotion for Catania as the Rossazzurri surged to a second-place finish in Serie B, securing their return to the top flight after more than two decades. Under the tactical guidance of manager Pasquale Marino, the team built their success on a formidable home record at the Stadio Angelo Massimino. Leading the charge was the prolific striker Gionatha Spinesi, whose 23 goals proved decisive in a season defined by attacking flair and relentless consistency. It was a standout year that marked the club's resurgence under new ownership and remains a defining chapter in the history of the Elefanti.. The 2006-07 campaign was a dramatic, long-awaited return to the elite for Catania as the Rossazzurri secured their Serie A status, finishing 13th in their first top-flight season in 22 years. The campaign started with soaring hope, built on phenomenal home form that saw the team peak as high as fourth place after 20 matches. Spearheading the attack was the prolific forward Gionatha Spinesi, whose 17 goals proved absolutely decisive in the fight for survival. However, the season was tragically defined by the devastating February 2007 football violence incident, which drastically altered the club's trajectory and forced a difficult final run that cemented their top-tier place and remains a defining chapter of the club's sheer resilience.