Alain Boghossian
Frenchman Boghossian was at Parma in the twilight of his career, but that didn’t stop him having a good spell with the Italian club. Coming through at Marseille, Boghossian played for some big clubs before joining Parma, although he very rarely settled for a long stay at a club.
He had spent time with Marseille, Napoli and Sampdoria before his move to Parma, and after four years with Parma, Boghossian left to join Espanyol in Spain. The Frenchman was assistant manager of the French national side for a number of years, but when Didier Deschamps took over, he was moved upstairs to become a technical director.
Diego Fuser
The right-winger had been around the block for about a decade before he arrived at Parma and brought with him bags of experience both in terms of playing at the highest level as well as winning trophies. Fuser spent two spells at Milan with time at Fiorentina sandwiched in between. He then went on to make 188 appearances for Lazio before joining up with Parma for a three-year spell.
Following his retirement in 2012, he has been out of the limelight.
