The 2014-15 campaign delivered vital silverware and a memorable European run for Club Brugge. Under Michel Preud'homme, Zwart-Blauw clinched the Belgian Cup, ending a near decade-long trophy drought, and enjoyed an unbeaten run to the UEFA Europa League Quarter-finals. Although they finished 2nd in the Pro League Championship Play-offs, the attack was spearheaded by new signing José Izquierdo, whose 13 league goals proved crucial, and overall top scorer Lior Refaelov. It was a pivotal year that re-established the club as a major domestic and European force.