The 1994-95 campaign saw AC Milan lose their grip on Serie A, finishing 4th behind champions Juventus, but they still shone in cup competitions. The Rossoneri, featuring the legendary Paolo Maldini, secured both the European Super Cup and the Supercoppa Italiana, yet the season was ultimately defined by a narrow defeat to Ajax in the Champions League final. Leading the attack was Marco Simone, whose 17 Serie A goals were crucial in a year that unfortunately also marked the end of Marco van Basten's illustrious playing career.. The 1995-96 campaign delivered a triumphant return to glory for AC Milan as the Rossoneri, led by manager Fabio Capello, surged to their 15th Serie A Scudetto. Spearheading the revamped attack was the newly-signed Ballon d'Or winner George Weah, whose 11 league goals proved vital in a campaign built on a tight defense and star power including Roberto Baggio and the legendary Paolo Maldini. It was a standout year that marked the Rossoneri's reaction to the previous season's slump and remains a defining chapter in the legacy of the "Invincibles."