Manchester City Football Club’s Roberto Mancini could be an option for Juventus next season.

The Italian giants axed Ciro Ferrara earlier this season, and although Alberto Zaccheroni is now in the hotseat, his appointment was only ever meant to be as a stop-gap.

Juve want to appoint a new permanent boss ahead of the 2010/11 season, and reports claim their top target is Cesare Prandelli, current coach of Fiorentina.

However, the Sunday Mirror believe the Bianconeri are also keeping tabs on former Internazionale coach Mancini, who is currently in charge at Eastlands.

The City boss has a contract until the summer, with the option of a further three years, but rumours continue to grow that the Blues want Jose Mourinho, the current Nerazzurri coach.

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