AC Reggiana 1919 — around the 1995/96 season (Carlo Ancelotti)

• Club identity: AC Reggiana 1919 (commonly Reggiana) is based in Reggio Emilia, founded in 1919. The team is traditionally known as "I Granata" (the Maroons) because of its maroon-coloured kit.
• Ancelotti appointment: Carlo Ancelotti took his first senior head-coaching role at Reggiana in 1995. He managed the club through the 1995–96 period before moving on in 1996 to take the managerial job at Parma.
• Significance: The Reggiana spell marked the start of Ancelotti’s long managerial career after his playing days; it was his first full-time role as a head coach at professional club level.
• Context: The mid-1990s era was one of frequent movement for both players and coaches in Italy; Reggiana were a smaller Emilia-Romagna club competing in the Italian league system and using the appointment of a young ex-player-turned-coach like Ancelotti as a way to stabilise and develop the side.
• Further research: For match-by-match results, squad lists and league position for 1995–96, consult detailed season records (historical Serie A/B tables, club archives, or databases such as RSSSF, Transfermarkt or contemporary newspaper archives).

Summary: Carlo Ancelotti’s stint at Reggiana in 1995–96 was his first senior managerial job and a launching point for the high-profile coaching career that followed.