Club: FK Partizan (Partizan Beograd / Partizan Belgrade)

Season context: around 1995/96 — Partizan is one of Serbia's (then FR Yugoslavia's) two biggest clubs, based in Belgrade, founded in 1945. The mid-1990s were a period in which Partizan regularly competed at the top of the First League of FR Yugoslavia and produced/exported a number of high-quality players to Western Europe.

Head coach: Ljubiša Tumbaković — Tumbaković was the club's long-serving and highly successful manager in the 1990s. During his spells at Partizan he established a reputation for developing young players and guiding the club to multiple domestic successes in that decade.

• Home stadium: Partizan Stadium (Stadion Partizana / Stadion JNA), Belgrade (capacity roughly 30,000–35,000 in that era)
• Club colours / nickname: Black and white; nickname "Grobari" (The Gravediggers)
• Competition (1995/96): First League of FR Yugoslavia (domestic league) and the Yugoslav Cup; the club was regularly challenging for top places under Tumbaković
• Playing style & squad traits: emphasis on a compact, organized side, mixing experienced domestic pros with talented youth products who often moved on to larger European leagues

Notable players associated with Partizan in the mid-1990s (examples): Savo Milošević (forward, who was a key Partizan figure until his transfer to Western Europe in the mid-1990s), Zoran Mirković (defensive/versatile player in that era), and several homegrown prospects who graduated to bigger clubs. Exact squad lists for a particular season (lineups, appearances, goals) are available in contemporary club records and season archives.

Sources for detailed season data: For full 1995/96 squad lists, match results, lineups and statistics consult historical databases and archives such as the club's official archives, season pages on RSSSF, contemporary newspapers, and dedicated season articles on Wikipedia or football statistical sites.

Summary: Around 1995/96 FK Partizan was a leading Yugoslav/Serbian club coached by Ljubiša Tumbaković, competing near the top of the domestic league, playing at Partizan Stadium in Belgrade, and continuing its tradition of producing talented players for larger European clubs. Detailed match-by-match or full roster data can be retrieved from club archives and specialized season databases.