The 2006-07 campaign saw Treviso, under manager Ezio Rossi, consolidate their position in the highly competitive Serie B, ultimately finishing a secure 13th place. Leading the line with promising attacking flair was the young, emerging talent of Robert Acquafresca, whose 11 crucial goals proved decisive in a season built on gritty, stable performances. This mid-table finish was a vital achievement for Biancocelesti, ensuring their continued presence in the second tier and cementing a chapter of necessary consolidation and development for the club.