The year 1995 marked a turning point in the history of Zagłębie Lubin as the club transformed under a new coach. After several years of stagnation and uncertainty, the club decided to bring in a new manager, Jerzy Kaczmarek, whose goal was to restore the team to its former glory. Kaczmarek, known for his modern approach to training and tactics, introduced a number of innovations that quickly began to yield results.

Under his leadership, the Miedziowi started playing a more offensive style, attracting the attention of fans and the media alike. Kaczmarek invested in young players who brought freshness and enthusiasm to the squad. Key figures in this transformation included goalkeeper Radosław Janukiewicz and forward Piotr Rocki, who not only scored goals but also motivated the rest of the team to fight.

Zagłębie Lubin began to achieve success in the league, which soon resulted in a position in the upper half of the table. The Miedziowi became increasingly competitive, and matches at the Stadion in Lubin drew large crowds of supporters. The atmosphere in the stands was electric, and fans joyfully watched as their team returned to the right path.

The most important moments of the 1995/96 season were linked to thrilling encounters with local rivals, particularly against Zagłębie Sosnowiec. These derby clashes not only stirred great emotions but also held crucial significance for the team’s morale. The support from fans was invaluable, and their commitment to fighting for every point yielded tangible results.

Thanks to Kaczmarek's vision and the players' determination, Zagłębie Lubin could once again dream of success in Polish football. This groundbreaking season became the foundation for the club's future achievements, enabling it to remain at the forefront of Polish football in the years to come. Therefore, 1995 was not just a change of manager, but a new chapter in the history of the Miedziowi that will forever remain in the memories of fans.