U.S. Avellino 1912 — around the 1995/96 season (coach: Bruno Pace)

Avellino is an Italian club from Avellino, Campania, founded in 1912 and commonly known as Avellino or by the nickname I Lupi (The Wolves). Around the mid-1990s the club was competing in the Italian professional lower leagues and, for the 1995/96 period, was managed by Bruno Pace.

• Full name: Unione Sportiva Avellino 1912
• Home stadium: Stadio Partenio – today often called Stadio Partenio-Adriano Lombardi (named after club legend Adriano Lombardi)
• Colours: Green and white
• Typical competitions (mid-1990s): Italian league (third tier, Serie C1, in that era) and national cup competitions such as the Coppa Italia / Coppa Italia Serie C depending on qualification
• Manager in that period: Bruno Pace (served as head coach around the 1995/96 timeframe)

During the mid-1990s Avellino was rebuilding after the financial and sporting instability that followed earlier decades; the club’s campaigns at that time were focused on consolidation and attempts to regain higher-division status. The Partenio stadium remained a strong home for the club’s supporters, who are known for passionate local backing.

For detailed match results, full squad lists and exact league position for the 1995/96 campaign, consult season-by-season archives and databases such as RSSSF, worldfootball.net, Transfermarkt or historical Italian football archives and contemporary newspaper reports, which provide match-by-match lineups and statistics.

Quick reference: U.S. Avellino 1912 — mid-1990s; coach Bruno Pace; home Stadio Partenio; colours green & white; competing in Italy’s lower professional tiers (Serie C1) and cup competitions.