The 2014-15 campaign for Hellas Verona delivered a respectable 13th-place finish in Serie A, successfully securing their top-flight status for another year. The season was defined by the phenomenal, record-breaking resurgence of veteran striker Luca Toni, whose 22 goals earned him the Capocannoniere award and made him the oldest top goalscorer in Serie A history at the age of 38. This remarkable display of longevity and skill from the World Cup winner proved utterly decisive for the Gialloblu and remains a legendary chapter in the club's modern history.