URAWA RODS — 1995/96 season (summary)

Club name: Urawa Reds (commonly spelled "URAWA REDS"; historical or mistyped "URAWA RODS")

• Country: Japan
• City/Region: Saitama (Urawa is a ward of Saitama City)
• Home stadium (mid-1990s): Urawa Komaba Stadium (also used matches at Saitama Stadium 2002 later)
• Coach/Manager (1995–1996): Holger Osieck (appointed manager of Urawa Reds in 1995; German coach)
• League: J1 League (J.League) — Urawa were a founding top-division J.League club

Context about Holger Osieck and that period

• Holger Osieck, a German coach with international experience, took charge of Urawa in 1995. He later served as assistant/coach roles with national teams and had subsequent notable positions (including Australia national team coach later in his career).
• The mid-1990s were a formative era for J.League clubs; many teams, including Urawa, were building squads and fanbases after the professional league began in 1993.

Typical squad notes (mid-1990s)

• Squads combined Japanese domestic players and a few foreign signings (often Brazilians or Europeans). Exact roster for 1995–1996 varied by competition and transfer windows.
• Urawa historically carried passionate local support and wore red home colors.

Competitive performance (general)

• Urawa Reds experienced mixed results in the mid-1990s; they were not among the very top J.League finishers every season but remained a prominent club with strong attendance.
• Specific match results, league position, cup runs, and player statistics for the 1995 and 1996 seasons can be provided if exact records are required.

Sources and further details available on request

If you need season-by-season data (league position, points, full squad list, match results, goal scorers, or transfers for 1995 and 1996), I can produce a detailed table of facts and statistics drawn from historical records.