Breakthrough Scudetto Season
Emerges as a major attacking talent during Juventus's 1994-95 title-winning season, supplying goals and technique as the club restores its domestic dominance.
Follow Alessandro Del Piero through 7 dated historical records for Italy.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Emerges as a major attacking talent during Juventus's 1994-95 title-winning season, supplying goals and technique as the club restores its domestic dominance.
Alessandro Del Piero was part of Juventus's developing attack during the period when the club defeated Parma to take the 1995 Italian Super Cup.
Alessandro Del Piero contributed to Juventus's three nil defeat of Vicenza in the Italian Super Cup after their Serie A title win.
Claims the UEFA Champions League top-scorer award with 10 goals while representing Juventus. The season is distinguished by his attacking contributions on Juventus’s run to the final.
Alessandro Del Piero featured as Juventus defeated Parma two one in the Italian Super Cup staged in the Libyan capital.
Alessandro Del Piero comes on during the 2006 final and converts a penalty in Italy’s successful shootout. The Juventus forward completes the tournament with a world championship medal.
Remains with Juventus after the club is relegated to Serie B, becoming an important figure in the effort to regain top-flight status.
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