Stade Rennais F.C. — mid‑1990s (around 1995/96)

Club

• Full name: Stade Rennais Football Club (commonly “Rennes”).
• Location: Rennes, Brittany, France.
• Stadium (name in that era): Stade de la Route de Lorient (the ground later became known as Roazhon Park).
• Colours / nickname: Red and black — “Les Rouges et Noirs.”
• Founded: 1901 (long established French club with a strong regional identity and youth development tradition).

Coach — Michel Le Milinaire

• Michel Le Milinaire (born 1931) is a veteran French manager renowned for long spells at provincial clubs and for stabilising and rebuilding sides.
• He had a reputation for pragmatism, defensive organisation and promoting young players — qualities that made him a frequent choice for clubs seeking steadiness in transitional periods.
• Le Milinaire was involved with Rennes in the mid‑1990s; that period of the club’s history was one of rebuilding and consolidation as Rennes worked to reassert itself in the top levels of French football.

Context around 1995/96

• The mid‑1990s were a transitional era for Rennes as the club focused on restructuring its squad and strengthening its academy pathway; several players who later became notable began their careers or developed during this general period.
• If you want precise season details (league tier and final position, full squad list, match results, top scorers, transfers in/out for 1995/96), I can provide a season‑by‑season breakdown drawn from historical records.

What I can deliver next

• Full squad and appearances for the 1995/96 season.
• League table and Rennes’ match results that season.
• Top scorers and key transfer activity around 1995/96.

This is a concise profile of Rennes and Michel Le Milinaire's role around the 1995/96 timeframe; indicate which specific season details you want and I will compile them.