Club: Real Betis Balompié (commonly “Betis”), based in Seville, Andalusia, Spain.

Era: mid-1990s (around the 1995/96 season).

• Head coach: Lorenzo Serra Ferrer — a Spanish coach who led Betis in the mid‑1990s. His work at the club in that period emphasized promoting young players from the club’s academy and an attractive, possession‑orientated attacking approach.
• Competition level: Betis were competing in the top tiers of Spanish football in the mid‑1990s (La Liga and domestic cup competitions).
• Playing style: Serra Ferrer’s Betis teams were generally set up to play forward football with emphasis on technical midfield play and wing activity; formations varied but the side was known for trying to control possession and create chances through combination play.
• Home stadium: Benito Villamarín (the club’s long‑time stadium in Seville).
• Club identity: traditional green and white vertical stripes, strong local support and a notable youth development focus that Serra Ferrer reinforced.

Context and notes:

• The mid‑1990s were a transitional period for Betis as the club balanced developing talent from its academy with bringing in players to remain competitive in Spain’s top tiers.
• Serra Ferrer’s reputation from this spell is tied to youth promotion and building a cohesive, attack‑minded team core that influenced later Betis policies and identity.

If a detailed season breakdown is required, I can provide the 1995/96 squad list, match results, league position and key player statistics for that season in a follow‑up output.