The 2013-14 campaign was a season of spectacular resurgence for I Giallorossi, who, under new manager Rudi Garcia, surged to a 2nd-place finish in Serie A with an impressive 85 points, securing a coveted Champions League spot. The season was defined by an incredible, club-record 10-match winning streak to start the campaign, built on an unprecedented defensive masterclass that saw them concede only 25 goals all year, marshaled by Medhi Benatia and the defensive-midfield grit of Daniele De Rossi. Leading the attack was the clinical Mattia Destro, whose 13 goals provided the cutting edge, alongside the enduring brilliance of legendary captain Francesco Totti. It was a golden year that re-established Roma as a dominant force in Italian football and remains a defining chapter of their modern history.