Parma debuted in Serie A in 1990 and would quickly establish themselves as a top-flight team in Italian football from then on. The team became one of the top Italian teams in the 1990s and early 2000s, especially in the domestic and European Cup competitions, having been crowned UEFA Cup champions. Following the Parmalat scandal in late 2003, which caused the owning company to collapse, Parma has lately experienced a troubled period, having been under controlled administration until January 2007 and forced to fight to avoid relegation.
Honours
UEFA Cup (2):
Winners: 1994-95, 1998-99
European Super Cup:
Winners: 1993
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup:
Winners: 1992-93
Runners-up: 1993-94
Coppa Italia (3):
Winners: 1991-92, 1998-99, 2001-02
Runners-up: 1994-95, 2000-01
Italian Super Cup:
Winners: 1999
Serie A:
Runners up: 1996-97
Serie B:
Promoted: 1989-1990
Serie C: (7)
Promoted: 1928-29, 1943-44, 1953-54, 1972-73, 1978-79, 1983-84, 1985-86
Serie D:
Promoted: 1969-70
Ciutat de Barcelona Trophy:
Winners: 2003
Emilian League Division 1:
Champions: 1928-29
Emilian League Division 2:
Promoted: 1924-25
Runners-up: 1919-20
Ehipa actuala:
| 1 |  | GK | Radek Petr |
| 2 |  | DF | Damiano Zenoni |
| 4 | | MF | Stefano Morrone |
| 5 | | GK | Luca Bucci (vice-captain) |
| 6 | | DF | Luca Antonelli (on loan from AC Milan) |
| 7 | | DF | Paolo Castellini |
| 9 | | FW | Cristiano Lucarelli |
| 10 | | MF | Domenico Morfeo |
| 11 | | MF | Andrea Pisanu |
| 13 | | DF | Marco Rossi |
| 15 |  | FW | Leandro Martínez (from youth team) |
| 17 |  | MF | McDonald Mariga |
| 18 | | MF | Andrea Gasbarroni |
| 19 | | DF | Giulio Falcone |
| 20 |  | FW | Igor Budan |
| 21 | | MF | Luca Cigarini |
| 23 | | MF | Daniele Dessena |
| 24 |  | DF | Fernando Couto |
| 28 | | DF | Massimo Paci |
| 31 | | FW | Stefano Crisci (from youth team) |
| 32 | | FW | Bernardo Corradi (captain, on loan from Manchester City) |
| 33 |  | DF | Ferdinand Coly |
| 55 | | MF | Francesco Parravicini |
| 83 |  | FW | Reginaldo |
| 99 | | GK | Nicola Pavarini |
Out on loan
| MF | Davide Matteini (on loan to Vicenza Calcio) | |
| FW | Daniele Paponi (on loan to A.C. Cesena) | |
| DF | Alessio Tombesi (on loan to U.S. Avellino) |
Grande calciatori dal AC Parma:
Italy
Carlo Ancelotti (1977-1979)
Luigi Apolloni (1987-1999)
Dino Baggio (1994-2000)
Marco Ballotta (1991-1994)
Simone Barone (1997-2004)
Antonio Benarrivo (1991-2004)
Nicola Berti (1982-1985)
Daniele Bonera (2002-2006)
Luca Bucci (1986-1990, 1993-1997 & 2005-present)
Gianluigi Buffon (1995-2001)
Fabio Cannavaro (1995-2002)
Enrico Chiesa (1996-1999)
Massimo Crippa (1993-1998)
Alberto Di Chiara (1991-1996)
Marco Di Vaio (1999-2002)
Stefano Fiore (1996-1997)
Diego Fuser (1998-2001)
Alberto Gilardino (2002-2005)
Filippo Inzaghi (1995-1996)
Marco Marchionni (2001-2006)
Alessandro Melli (1985-1994 & 1995-1997)
Lorenzo Minotti (1987-1996)
Domenico Morfeo (2003-present)
Roberto Mussi (1984-1987 & 1994-1999)
Marco Osio (1987-1993)
Gabriele Pin (1983-1985 & 1992-1996)
Fausto Pizzi (1989-1990 & 1992-1993)
Giuseppe Rossi (2007)
Gianfranco Zola (1993-1996)
Daniele Zoratto (1988-1995)
Argentina
Abel Balbo (1998-1999)
Hernán Crespo (1996-2000)
Ariel Ortega (1999-2000)
Roberto Néstor Sensini (1993-1999 & 2000-2002)
Juan Sebastián Verón (1998-1999)
Luciano Galletti (1999)
Australia
Mark Bresciano (2002-2006)
Vince Grella (2002-2007)
Belgium
Georges Grün (1990-1994)
Johan Walem (1999-2000)
Bosnia & Hercegovina
Zlatan Muslimović (2005-2006)
Bulgaria
Hristo Stoichkov (1995-1996)
Brazil
Adaílton (1997-1998)
Adriano (2002-2004)
Márcio Amoroso (1999-2001)
Junior (1999-2005)
Fábio Simplício (2004-2006)
Cláudio Taffarel (1990-1993 & 2001-2002)
Cameroon
Patrick Mboma (1999-2001)
Colombia
Faustino Asprilla (1992-1996 & 1998-1999)
Croatia
Mario Stanić (1996-2000)
France
Alain Boghossian (1998-2003)
Sébastien Frey (2001-2005)
Sabri Lamouchi (2000-2003)
Johan Micoud (2000-2002)
Lilian Thuram (1996-2001)
Ousmane Dabo (1999-2000)
Ghana
Stephen Appiah (2000-2003)
Japan
Hidetoshi Nakata (2001-2004)
Portugal
Sergio Conceiçao (2000-2002)
Fernando Couto (1994-1996 & 2005-present)
Romania
Adrian Mutu (2002-2003)
Serbia
Savo Milošević (2000-2001)
Sweden
Tomas Brolin (1990-1995 & 1997)
Jesper Blomqvist (1997-1998)
Turkey
Hakan Şükür (2002)
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