Later that year, he won the Ballon d'Or, confirming his standing as, for the time being, the greatest on the globe. Alberto Gilardino: Prior to coming off the bench to put the finishing touches on Milan's European campaign, the centre-forward had only scored once. Now he has five goals in six matches. He is the first Italian player to win the award since Roberto Baggio in 1992. The last Milan player to score in a Champions League match was Luca Scapuzzi in the second round of the 1995-96 season against Parma. That was also the last time they reached the quarter-finals. Since then, they have never gone beyond that stage. In February 2012, during a game between Milan and Juventus, Massimo Ambrosini went over with his team chasing the match. He suffered serious injuries and was given just a chance of surviving. However, he recovered fully and continues to play today. Overall, he has played a major part in every one of Milan's successes since he made his debut in 1994. In addition to two Serie A titles, two Coppa Italia wins, and two Supercoppa Italiana victories, he has also won the UEFA Cup twice. He currently plays in China for Shanghai SIPG FC. Gilardino is regarded as one of Italy's best strikers.