Juventus 1995-96 Squad

The team

The 1995-96 Juventus squad stands among the most celebrated teams Italy has sent onto the continental stage. Representing Turin, this was one of the defining sides of 1990s European football, the sort of team whose matches became must-watch occasions. Juventus won the Champions League, beating Ajax on penalties in Rome that season, a campaign that still shapes how the club is remembered. The side was built on a clear spine: Angelo Peruzzi behind a defence organised by Ciro Ferrara, with Didier Deschamps setting the tempo through the middle.

Further forward, Alessandro Del Piero and Gianluca Vialli gave the team its cutting edge, turning long spells of control into goals on the biggest European nights. There was depth to match the star quality, with the likes of Fabrizio Ravanelli and Paulo Sousa adding options across the pitch. Reassembled here, the lineup is a reminder of why this vintage still sets a standard that later teams chase. Set out in a 4-4-2, the XI captures the balance and ambition that made this Juventus team a benchmark of 1990s football — the players, the shape and the identity that made the vintage so hard to forget.

All eleven sit in the draft pool, so any of them can come up in the football draft game— you just don't get to choose which.