It is difficult to choose Gianluca Vialli's most beautiful goal. The former national team centre forward, in fact, managed to win over fans of the opponents for his acrobatic goals. The one he rifled in for Juventus at Cremonese, the team of his hometown, does stand out.
A few years ago, it was he himself who had chosen for Sampdoria's official channel his best goal. At the top of the list was the one scored against Inter that put the seal on the historic Scudetto won by the Genoese in the 1990/91 season.
The following year only Barcelona in the final, deprived him of the greatest satisfaction: winning the European Cup. Redemption came five years later with Juventus and with the captain's armband. His other European trophies also include a Cup Winners' Cup with Chelsea, where he distinguished himself in the dual role of player-manager.
And how can we forget his goals for the Azzurri? His first one came on January 24th, 1987, in Bergamo against Malta, a match which contributed to qualification for the European Championship the following year, which ended for the Azzurri with defeat in the semifinals against the USSR.