The 2001-02 campaign delivered a dramatic Scudetto victory for Juventus as The Old Lady clinched the Serie A title on the final day, securing a crucial triumph under manager Marcello Lippi. Leading the charge was the prolific David Trezeguet, whose 24 goals secured him the Capocannoniere title and proved decisive in a campaign built on relentless pursuit of rivals Inter. The success was anchored by the brilliance of the newly-signed Gianluigi Buffon in goal and the attacking flair of club legend Alessandro Del Piero. It was a standout year that marked a triumphant return to glory for Lippi's side and remains a defining chapter in the club's modern history.