CSKA Sofia — around the 1995/96 season (coach: Plamen Markov)

Club context

• CSKA Sofia is one of Bulgaria’s historically biggest clubs, with a long tradition of competing at the top of the Bulgarian A Group and regularly appearing in European competitions.
• The mid-1990s were a period of transition for many Bulgarian clubs, including CSKA, with frequent managerial changes, player turnover and financial pressures affecting squad stability and results.

Plamen Markov — short profile

• Plamen Markov is a former Bulgarian international midfielder (born in 1957) who moved into management after his playing career.
• He had a managerial spell at CSKA Sofia in the mid-1990s. Markov is known for pragmatic, disciplined coaching and later went on to work with the Bulgarian national setup.

1995/96 period — overview

• Under Markov’s stewardship in the mid-1990s CSKA competed in the Bulgarian A Group and domestic cup competitions; the club also aimed to qualify for or participate in UEFA club competitions, depending on the prior season’s placement.
• The era saw squad rebuilding and some financial and organizational challenges common to Bulgarian football clubs of that decade. Despite that, CSKA remained one of the primary contenders domestically.
• Specific league positions, match results, full squad lists, appearance and goal statistics, and transfer movements for the 1995/96 campaign can be provided for greater detail.

Further details available

• Complete 1995/96 first-team squad and player appearances/goals
• Match-by-match results in A Group, Bulgarian Cup and any European ties
• Transfers in/out during the 1995 summer and 1996 winter windows
• Key tactical notes and typical starting XI under Markov (if requested)

If you need a full squad list, match results, or statistics from the 1995/96 season for CSKA Sofia under Plamen Markov, I can produce those details and cite sources such as RSSSF, worldfootball.net or national-football-teams records in the next output.