Club: Club Atlético Osasuna (commonly "Osasuna")

Season (around): 2016–17

• Country / League: Spain — Segunda División (2016–17 season)
• Head Coach / Manager: Joaquín Caparrós
• Stadium: estadio El Sadar (commonly "El Sadar"), Pamplona (Iruña)
• Club Colors / Kit: Red shirts, navy or dark blue shorts, red socks

Context & Key Facts (2016–17):

• Osasuna had been relegated from LaLiga at the end of the 2015–16 season and competed in Segunda División in 2016–17.
• Joaquín Caparrós was appointed manager in July 2016 with the primary objective of achieving promotion back to LaLiga. He is a Spanish coach with a reputation for organizing teams defensively and developing young players.
• The club faced financial constraints and squad turnover after relegation; several players left and the squad included a mix of survivors from the top-flight season and new signings, plus youth academy products.
• Osasuna’s season included fluctuating league form; promotion was a central aim but competition in Segunda División was strong that year.

Notable Players (around that season):

• Álvaro Cejudo (midfielder/winger)
• Íñigo Pérez (midfielder)
• Rubén García (attacking midfielder/winger) — though note squad lists changed with transfers
• Other squad members included a mix of experienced professionals and academy graduates; exact rosters varied over the course of the season.

Outcome summary: Under Joaquín Caparrós, Osasuna aimed to return to LaLiga after the 2015–16 relegation. The club's season in Segunda División was shaped by the difficulties common to relegated clubs: rebuilding the squad, financial adjustment, and adapting tactics under a new coach focused on solidity and youth development.

Note: If you need exact match results, final league position, full squad list or statistics (appearances, goals) for the 2016–17 season, I can provide those details.