Summary — Boca Juniors around 1995/96 and César Luis Menotti

César Luis Menotti (born 1938) is an influential Argentine coach, best known for managing the Argentina national team that won the 1978 World Cup. He is widely associated with an attacking, possession-based philosophy and has had a long managerial career at club and national level across several decades.

About the 1995/96 season and Menotti’s involvement

• I do not have confirmation that César Luis Menotti was Boca Juniors’ head coach during the 1995/96 season. Menotti has had many managerial spells, but he is not generally listed as Boca’s main coach for that specific season in commonly referenced records.
• Boca Juniors in the mid-1990s was in a transitional phase prior to the very successful period that began under Carlos Bianchi in the late 1990s. The club’s major international achievements (Copa Libertadores titles and Intercontinental success) came after this transitional period.

What I can provide next

• A verified list of Boca Juniors’ head coaches for the mid-1990s (including who managed the club in 1995/96).
• The 1995/96 Boca squad, appearances and goal scorers for that season, and league results (Apertura/Clausura context).
• A concise timeline of Menotti’s managerial career (club and national teams) with dates.
• A short comparison of Menotti’s coaching style and how it would have fit with Boca’s profile in the 1990s.

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