Club: Grêmio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense (Brazil)

Period / Season: around 1995–1996

Head coach: Luiz Felipe Scolari (commonly “Felipão”) — manager of Grêmio in the mid‑1990s (tenure in this spell: early 1990s through 1996).

Home stadium (at the time): Estádio Olímpico Monumental

• Playing style: Typical of Scolari’s teams — organized and physically strong, emphasis on collective work, disciplined defending and quick transitions/counterattacks.
• Major achievements in that period:
  • Copa Libertadores: 1995 (Grêmio were continental champions under Felipão)
  • Domestic success around this era included very strong showings in the national championships (mid‑1990s)
• Notable players (mid‑90s): Danrlei (goalkeeper), Paulo Nunes (forward) — additional attacking and defensive contributors helped form the squad that won continental honours under Scolari.
• Significance: The 1995–1996 period under Luiz Felipe Scolari is one of the club’s most celebrated eras, highlighted by continental success and a squad known for its cohesion and fighting spirit.

Summary: Grêmio under Luiz Felipe (mid‑1990s) was a physically imposing, well‑drilled team that achieved major success — most notably the 1995 Copa Libertadores — and cemented Felipão’s reputation as a top coach in Brazilian and South American football.