The 2014-15 campaign delivered a powerful push for Corinthians as Timão secured a crucial 4th-place finish in the Série A, clinching a coveted spot in the Copa Libertadores. Leading the charge was the Peruvian forward Paolo Guerrero, whose 12 goals anchored the attack in a season built on the tactical genius of manager Tite and a return to the club's iconic 1970s striped kit. It was a vital year of foundation and resurgence that positioned the club for their title glory the following season, remaining a defining chapter in Timão's modern history.