The 2007-08 campaign was a season of total domestic dominance for Bayern Munich, delivering a commanding domestic treble by winning the Bundesliga, the DFB-Pokal, and the DFB-Ligapokal. Under the guidance of Manager of the Year Ottmar Hitzfeld, the squad, reshaped by the crucial signings of Luca Toni and Player of the Year Franck Ribéry, secured the Bundesliga title by a massive ten-point margin, conceding a miserly 21 goals all season. Spearheading the spectacular attack was the Italian striker Luca Toni, whose 24 league goals (39 across all competitions) made him the Bundesliga's top goalscorer. This triumphant year, which also marked the final season for club legend Oliver Kahn, cemented Der FCB's immediate return to the German elite, despite an eventual semi-final exit in the UEFA Cup.