AEK Athens — Season around 1995/96 (coach: Dušan Bajević)

Overview:

• Club: AEK Athens FC (Athlitiki Enosi Konstantinoupoleos)
• Country: Greece
• Season focus: 1995–96 (mid-1990s era)
• Head coach: Dušan Bajević (also written Dusan Bajević)

Context and performance:

• Dušan Bajević, a Bosnian-born Yugoslav former striker, had a successful managerial spell at AEK Athens in the 1990s. He initially joined AEK in 1988 and enjoyed multiple domestic successes; after a brief departure he returned to the club in 1996 — the mid-1990s period is associated with his leadership and strong league performances.
• In the 1995–96 Greek Alpha Ethniki (the top division, later renamed Super League), AEK were among the leading Greek clubs competing for top positions with rivals Olympiacos, Panathinaikos and others. The era saw AEK frequently finishing near the top of the table and regularly participating in European competitions (UEFA Cup/Champions Cup qualifying rounds depending on position).
• AEK’s squad of that mid-1990s period featured a mix of experienced Greek internationals and foreign signings; the club emphasized attacking football under Bajević’s management.

Notable players (typical for mid-1990s AEK squads):

• Nikos Kostenoglou — defender
• Vasilis Konstantinou / other Greek goalkeepers of the era — goalkeeping options rotated through the decade
• Refik Šabanadžović — midfielder (former Red Star Belgrade)
• Romania/foreign and Greek attackers/wingers featured across seasons; exact squad lists changed year-to-year.

Trophies and achievements around that time:

• AEK were Alpha Ethniki title contenders across the 1990s and won league titles earlier in the decade (notably 1991–92 and 1992–93 under Bajević). The 1995–96 season itself saw strong domestic displays though the club’s exact final placing can be retrieved from specific season records.
• Regular participants in Greek Cup competition and periodic European qualification.

Stadium and fanbase:

• AEK traditionally played home matches at the Nikos Goumas Stadium in Nea Filadelfeia during the 1990s.
• The club has a large, passionate fanbase with historic ties to Constantinople (Istanbul) Greek refugee heritage.

If you need precise datapoints such as the exact 1995–96 squad list, match results, league position, goalscorers, or Bajević’s exact coaching tenure dates, I can provide a detailed season-by-season roster and statistics upon request.