PSV Eindhoven — around the 1995/96 season (coach: Dick Advocaat)

Dick Advocaat took over at PSV in 1995 and led the club through the mid‑1990s. During his tenure PSV remained one of the Netherlands’ leading sides, competing at the top of the Eredivisie, in domestic cup competition and in UEFA club tournaments. Advocaat brought his trademark emphasis on organization, fitness and a pragmatic attacking style, and worked with a mixture of established internationals and younger Dutch talent as the squad was consolidated and rebuilt for domestic and European campaigns.

• Manager: Dick Advocaat (appointed 1995; in charge through the late 1990s).
• Club status: PSV were regular title contenders in the Eredivisie and participants in European competition in the mid‑1990s.
• Playing style / approach: Disciplined, well‑organized team structure with an emphasis on efficient attacking play and physical preparation under Advocaat’s coaching methods.
• Notable features of the period: steady squad building, a focus on mixing experienced internationals with promising domestic players, and continued presence in both domestic cup and European fixtures.

If you want, I can provide full season details for 1995/96 including final league position, results, full squad, appearances and goals, transfers that season, and European campaign information.