The 2006-07 campaign delivered a dramatic, turbulent fight for survival for Torino, with Il Toro ultimately securing a crucial 16th-place finish in Serie A to avoid an immediate return to Serie B. The season was defined by intense managerial turmoil, which saw manager Gianni De Biasi sacked, then Alberto Zaccheroni appointed and swiftly dismissed before De Biasi returned to steer the club to safety by a single point. Leading the charge and proving decisive in the relegation battle was the dynamic playmaker Alessandro Rosina, whose 9 league goals anchored the attack in a year that cemented his status as a fan favourite, nicknamed 'Rosinaldo' for his flair. This hard-fought year remains a defining chapter in the club's modern history.