Club: FK Vojvodina Novi Sad

Season (around): 1995/96

• Country: Serbia (Federal Republic of Yugoslavia at the time)
• Home stadium: Karađorđe Stadium, Novi Sad
• Head coach: Milorad Kosanović

Context and notes:

• In the mid-1990s Vojvodina competed in the First League of FR Yugoslavia (the top domestic competition after the breakup of SFR Yugoslavia).
• Milorad Kosanović (born 1951) served as head coach of Vojvodina during parts of the 1990s; he later had managerial spells at several clubs in the region and abroad. Under his guidance Vojvodina were regularly competing near the top of the domestic table and aiming for European qualification when eligible.
• Due to international sanctions and the changing political situation in the 1990s, Yugoslav clubs had limited participation in some European competitions in that period; domestic league structures and club finances were affected by the wider environment.

Typical squad/players (mid-1990s, representative names):

• Vojvodina squads of the era included a mix of experienced domestic players and emerging local talents. Notable players for the club in the 1990s (across several seasons) included Miroslav Vulićević, Dejan Vidić, and others who featured for the team—exact 1995/96 matchday squads require match-by-match lineups or a season roster source for precision.

Competitions:

• First League of FR Yugoslavia (domestic league)
• Yugoslav Cup (domestic cup)
• European competition participation varied by season depending on qualification and political/UEFA restrictions.

If you need:

• Specific 1995/96 squad list with appearances and goals — I can compile a season roster and statistics if you want exact match data.
• Match results or league table position for 1995/96 — I can retrieve season-by-season standings and notable match results.
• Biographical details on Milorad Kosanović — I can provide a coaching career summary and achievements.