Club: Unión Deportiva Salamanca (commonly "Salamanca")

• Country: Spain (city of Salamanca, Castile and León)
• Season (approx.): circa 1995/96
• Stadium: Estadio Helmántico (home ground through the 1990s; capacity roughly 17,000)
• Home colours: claret/garnet shirts with white shorts (traditional UD Salamanca colours)
• Coach (around this time): Juan Manuel Lillo — noted as an early-career manager in the mid-1990s, recognised for tactical detail, emphasis on possession and player development

Notes on the period and coach:

• Unión Deportiva Salamanca spent the mid-1990s oscillating between Spain’s top two tiers; the club was a stable professional side with a strong local following and its Helmántico stadium as a longtime base.
• Juan Manuel Lillo (born 1965) began coaching very young and built a reputation in Spain in the 1990s as an innovative tactician and developer of young players. Around the mid-1990s he had short managerial assignments and was associated with several Spanish clubs in the early phase of his career; his methods and manuals later became influential among a number of Spanish coaches.

This summary is intended as a concise club/coach snapshot for circa the 1995/96 period; for a full season squad list, match results, or exact league position for 1995/96, historical match records or the club’s season archives should be consulted.