The 2015-16 campaign saw the Grifoni navigate a deeply competitive Serie B, ultimately securing a respectable mid-table 10th-place finish. The team's foundation was built on a formidable defense, brilliantly marshaled by goalkeeper Antonio Rosati, who anchored the team to a league-leading 19 clean sheets. Spearheading the attack was the prolific loanee forward Matteo Ardemagni, whose 11 crucial league goals kept the Biancorossi within striking distance of the coveted promotion play-off spots. While the final league position meant they fell short of a dramatic return to Serie A, it was a season defined by defensive resilience and the individual brilliance of Ardemagni at the Stadio Renato Curi, marking a vital chapter of consolidation for Perugia.