Club snapshot — Torino FC

• Full name: Torino Football Club (commonly “Torino” or “Il Toro”)
• City: Turin, Piedmont, Italy
• Colours / nickname: Granata (maroon); nickname “Il Toro” (the Bull)
• Founded: 1906 (historical club established in the early 20th century)
• Home stadium (mid‑1990s): Stadio delle Alpi (Torino used the Delle Alpi from 1990 until the mid‑2000s)
• Major honours: multiple Serie A titles (historical powerhouse, especially in the 1940s)

Context — mid‑1990s (around 1995/96)

• During the mid‑1990s Torino were operating in the Italian league system and are best known for competing in Serie A and Serie B across that decade.
• The club’s squad, management and league status moved between top two divisions in the 1990s; precise season details (final league position, full squad list and match results) can be provided from season archives if required.

Francesco Scoglio — coaching connection

• There is no widely documented record identifying Francesco Scoglio as Torino’s first‑team head coach for the 1995/96 season in the main historical databases and season lists.
• Possible explanations include: a confusion with another coach, a short or interim involvement not consistently recorded, or a role at youth/assistant level rather than as first‑team manager.
• For authoritative verification, consult the club’s official archives or major historical databases such as Transfermarkt, WorldFootball.net or RSSSF, which list season‑by‑season managers and full squad details.

Next steps available

• I can provide a detailed season‑by‑season manager list for Torino around 1994–1997, a full 1995/96 squad and results summary, or a compiled career timeline for Francesco Scoglio drawn from public databases and sources.