Hajduk Split — season around 1995/96 (coach Mirko Jozić)

• Club: HNK Hajduk Split (commonly "Hajduk Split")
• Country: Croatia
• Timeframe: mid-1990s (around the 1995/96 season)
• Head coach (around that period): Mirko Jozić

Context and highlights:

• Mirko Jozić (born 1938) is a Croatian coach noted for success with youth and club sides; he previously led Yugoslavia's youth team to the 1987 FIFA World Youth Championship title and had managerial spells abroad.
• Jozić had multiple periods at Hajduk Split. He returned to manage Hajduk during the 1990s; he is associated with giving tactical organization and bringing experienced players together in the post-Yugoslavia Croatian league era.
• The 1995/96 season in Croatian football was early in the independent Croatian league (Prva HNL). Hajduk Split was one of the dominant domestic clubs in the 1990s alongside Dinamo Zagreb (then called Croatia Zagreb), competing for league titles and Croatian Cup honours.
• Squad members in the mid-1990s included notable Croatian players who featured for Hajduk around that era: Alen Bokšić (had left/returned in various spells), Slaven Bilić (toward end of his playing career), Stipe Pletikosa (emerging later), Ardian Kozniku, Tomo Šokota (emerging), Nenad Pralija, Igor Tudor (later), and others. Exact squad lists varied season to season due to transfers.
• In European competition, Croatian clubs in the mid-1990s were participating in UEFA Cup/Champions League qualifying rounds; Hajduk had several appearances in UEFA competitions during the decade, though deep runs were limited by strong European opponents.

Notable accomplishments of Hajduk in the 1990s (context):

• Multiple Croatian First League (Prva HNL) title challenges and several Croatian Cup victories across the decade.
• Maintaining status as one of Croatia’s biggest clubs with strong local support (Poljud Stadium, Split).

Historical note on Mirko Jozić:

• Jozić is one of the more prominent Croatian coaches of his generation, with a reputation for youth development and tactical discipline. His career includes club and national-team assignments and work abroad (including South America and Saudi Arabia).

If you need a precise squad list, match results, league standing, or cup performance for Hajduk Split in the 1995/96 season (or an exact period), I can provide detailed statistics and match-by-match data from that season.