Club: Club Universidad Nacional A.C. (commonly “UNAM” or “Pumas”)

Season / timeframe: around 1995–96 (mid‑1990s)

• Head coach: Ricardo “Tuca” Ferretti (manager during the mid‑1990s period)
• Competition: Primera División de México (the top level of Mexican football; this era was just before/around the league’s transition to short tournaments)
• Home stadium: Estadio Olímpico Universitario (Mexico City) — traditional home of Pumas
• Club identity: University‑owned club (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México), nicknamed “Pumas” or “Universitarios”; kit traditionally white with blue/gold details and the characteristic puma crest
• Club strengths in this era: strong youth academy producing homegrown talent, emphasis on organized defensive structure and counterattacking play under Ferretti’s coaching style

Context & notes:

• The mid‑1990s were a transitional period for Mexican league organization (the switch toward short tournaments came in the late 1990s), so season formats and calendar timing around 1995/96 are often referenced differently in historical records.
• Ricardo Ferretti is known for disciplined, pragmatic teams and for developing and promoting young players from the club’s academy; his tenure at UNAM in the mid‑90s helped maintain Pumas as a competitive Primera División side.
• For an exact 1995/96 match list, league position, full squad list, appearances, and transfers for UNAM under Ferretti, I can provide a validated season‑by‑season breakdown and statistics.