Club: CA Osasuna

Season (approx.): 1995/96

• Location: Pamplona, Navarre, Spain
• Stadium: El Sadar (known then as El Sadar; later renamed)
• Nickname: Los Rojillos (The Little Reds)
• Coach (head coach): José Antonio 'Paquito' (commonly referred to as Paquito)
• Competition: During the mid-1990s Osasuna was competing in the Spanish league system; specifically the 1995/96 season Osasuna were in La Liga (First Division) after having been promoted in the early 1990s and remained through mid‑90s campaigns.

Typical squad structure around that era (examples of players associated with Osasuna mid‑1990s):

• Goalkeepers: Javier López Vallejo (later prominent), Jesús Unanua (was active mid/late 90s)
• Defenders: César Cruchaga (club captain and long‑serving centre‑back), Roberto Torres (note: Roberto Torres debuted later; other fullbacks and stoppers of the era included local academy graduates and Spanish defenders)
• Midfielders: Joseba Etxeberria (emerged as a young talent in mid‑90s—shortly moved to Athletic), Miguel Sola (earlier 90s presence), club homegrown midfielders
• Forwards: Napoleón (Napoleón) and other Spanish forwards who rotated through the squad

Context and performance:

• Osasuna in the mid‑90s was a club with strong local identity and a reliance on homegrown players and Basque/Navarrese talent.
• The club oscillated between La Liga and Segunda División across the 1990s; their objective in seasons like 1995/96 was consolidation in the top flight and survival rather than challenging for European places.

Notable club traits:

• Strong youth academy and local recruitment.
• Passionate fanbase in Pamplona and a compact, intimidating home stadium (El Sadar).
• Club colors: red shirts, navy or dark shorts.

Sources and further research: For exact match results, full 1995/96 squad lists, appearances and statistics under coach Paquito, consult historical databases (BDFutbol, RSSSF), the club's archives, or contemporary season reviews from Spanish sports press (Marca, Mundo Deportivo).