The 1993-94 campaign was a glorious season of European triumph for Parma as Il Crociati secured the prestigious UEFA Super Cup, defeating AC Milan, and finished a strong 5th in Serie A. Leading the charge was the beloved genius Gianfranco Zola, whose 18 league goals were vital in a phenomenal season under manager Nevio Scala that also saw them reach a second consecutive Cup Winners' Cup final. It was a golden year that marked the club's peak European period and saw five Parma players named to Italy's World Cup squad, cementing this era as a defining and nostalgic chapter in the club's history.. The 1994-95 campaign delivered historic European glory for Parma as Il Crociati lifted the UEFA Cup, defeating fierce domestic rivals Juventus in the final. Leading the charge was the magical Gianfranco Zola, whose 19 Serie A goals and creative brilliance proved decisive in a campaign built on defensive steel and European dominance. It was a golden year that marked the peak of the club's greatest era, securing a major trophy by defeating fierce domestic rivals Juventus in the final.