Legia Warszawa — historical snapshot (circa 1995/96)

Club identity

• Full name: Legia Warszawa (Legia Warsaw)
• Country: Poland
• Home stadium: Stadion Wojska Polskiego (Polish Army Stadium), Warsaw
• Colours: White and green (traditional strip)
• Domestic competition: Ekstraklasa (Poland’s top division)

Head coach (mid-1990s)

• Paweł Janas — former Poland international (as a player) who moved into management after retiring. Janas was the Legia manager in the mid-1990s; he later went on to manage the Poland national team (2003–2006). His tenure at club level in that period is associated with steadying the side and working on defensive organisation and squad rebuilding.

Season context (around 1995–96)

• Legia were competing domestically in the Ekstraklasa and in the Polish Cup (Puchar Polski).
• Depending on prior-season results, the club may also have participated in European competition qualifiers (UEFA Cup / Cup competitions) typical for top Polish clubs of the era.
• Squad composition in the mid-1990s combined established Polish internationals and domestic talents; exact squad lists, appearances and match results for the 1995/96 campaign can be compiled from contemporary match records and databases.

Where to find detailed season data

• Polish football archives and databases (for example: 90minut.pl)
• Season summaries on historical football sites (RSSSF)
• Contemporary match reports and club records; national association archives for official competition results

If you want, a full 1995/96 squad list, starting lineup statistics, final league position, cup progress or match-by-match results can be provided from those records.