Club: SK Sturm Graz (Austria)

Season / timeframe: circa 1995–96 (mid‑1990s)

• Head coach: Ivica Osim — Bosnian coach who took charge of Sturm Graz in 1994 and remained through the late 1990s/early 2000s, reshaping the team into one of Austria’s top sides.
• Home ground: Stadion Liebenau (Graz‑Liebenau) — later known commercially as the UPC‑Arena and now Merkur Arena.
• Club identity: Founded 1909; traditional colors black and white; a long‑established top‑flight Austrian club.

Context and style (mid‑1990s under Osim)

• Ivica Osim implemented a disciplined, tactically organized and possession‑orientated approach that modernized Sturm’s play and youth development.
• Under his management in the mid‑1990s the club consolidated a regular place among the Austrian Bundesliga contenders and built the core that would achieve major domestic success later in the decade.
• Competitions in that period typically included the Austrian Bundesliga and the ÖFB‑Cup; the club also began to feature more frequently in European qualifying competitions as the decade progressed.

Notable outcomes (broad)

• The mid‑1990s were a building phase under Osim that set Sturm Graz up for the domestic trophies and deeper European runs the club achieved in the later 1990s.
• The era raised the profile of several players and produced a recognizable, cohesive team identity for Sturm Graz.

Available follow‑ups (examples of detailed data I can provide)

• Full 1995/96 squad list with appearances and goal totals.
• League table, match results and key statistics for the 1995/96 Austrian Bundesliga season.
• Player bios (e.g., Mario Haas, Ivica Vastić, and others tied to Sturm in the 1990s) and transfer activity around 1995/96.
• Sturm Graz’s match lineups and results in domestic cup and any European competition that season.

State which detailed dataset you want (squad, match list, league finish, top scorers or player appearances) and I will provide the season‑specific information and statistics.