Club: NK Olimpija Ljubljana (commonly “Olimpija”), the original club founded in 1945 and based in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Home colours were green (often with white) and the team played its home matches at Bežigrad Stadium in the 1990s.

Coach (around 1995/96): Bojan Prašnikar (often written Prašnikar or Prasnikar). He had multiple spells as Olimpija’s head coach during the 1990s and was the club’s manager in the mid‑1990s period, including the 1995/96 timeframe.

Context & competitions (1995/96 era):

• Domestic league: Slovenian PrvaLiga (Olimpija were one of the leading Slovenian clubs through the 1990s).
• Domestic cup: Slovenian Cup (regular participant).
• European competition: depending on the club’s finish in the prior season, Olimpija occasionally participated in UEFA competition qualifiers (Champions League or UEFA Cup) in the mid‑1990s.
• Squad & personnel: the club featured a mix of established Slovenian players and younger domestic talent typical for top Slovenian sides of that era; Bojan Prašnikar was the tactical leader and sporting figurehead.

Club status note: The original NK Olimpija (founded 1945) continued until 2005, when it was dissolved. A new club founded in 2005 later took the Olimpija name and identity; references to “Olimpija” in the 1995/96 season refer to the original club.

Where to find season‑specific detail (squad lists, match results, final table):

• NK Olimpija Ljubljana (1945–2005) — Wikipedia
• Bojan Prašnikar — Wikipedia
• 1995–96 Slovenian PrvaLiga — Wikipedia (standings & results)
• RSSSF — Slovenian football season archives (for match-by-match and squad data)

This summary gives the accurate club identity and coaching situation around 1995/96; for complete match lists, starting lineups and appearance/goals numbers, consult the links above (Wikipedia season page and RSSSF archive have detailed season sheets).