The 2006-07 campaign was a season of glorious resurgence for SSC Napoli, with the Partenopei battling their way to a crucial 2nd-place finish in Serie B to secure a dramatic, much-anticipated return to the top flight, Serie A. The season was defined by a fiercely tense promotion race against their historic rivals Genoa and the unique challenge of facing the relegated giant Juventus. Manager Edoardo Reja's resolute side remained undefeated at their fortress, the Stadio San Paolo, and was spearheaded by the prolific striker Emanuele Calaiò, whose 14 league goals proved absolutely vital. The dramatic 0-0 final-day draw against Genoa secured both clubs' automatic promotion and remains an unforgettable chapter in the club's long journey back to the elite.. The 2007-08 campaign was a season of passionate return for Napoli as the Partenopei, backed by Aurelio De Laurentiis, firmly re-established themselves in Serie A. They surged to a respectable 8th-place finish under manager Edoardo Reja, securing a coveted spot in the Intertoto Cup. Spearheading the attack were the sensational new signings Marek Hamšík, who led the league scoring with 9 goals, and the electric Ezequiel Lavezzi. The season was built on renewed confidence, culminating in a strong finish, and it remains a defining chapter in the club's modern revival after their difficult climb back to the top flight.