UPDATED: 06:21 EST, 31 March 2013 Ajax manager Frank de Boer is the leading candidate to displace Roberto Mancini as Manchester City manager if the Italian doesn't remain at the end of the year. The 42-year-old is trying to win his third subject in a line at the club he was raised at in the late 1980s. Mancini remains to persuade City's leader Ferran Soriano and sporting manager Txiki Begiristain that he is the man to take the reins because of their long-term potential, in line with the Mirror. Mastermind: De Boer was behind Ajax's gain against City in Europe Ajax have experienced to market their best players over the last several years, including Luis Suarez, Jan Vertonghen, Thomas Vermaelen, Gregory van der Wiel and Vurnon Anita. Midfield ace Christian Eriksen seems set for making in the summer as well, with the Danish international attracting a lot of interest, specially from Liverpool and Manchester United. Ajax also finished above City in their Champions League group, with the Dutch team winning 3-1 in Amsterdam and drawing 2-2 at the Etihad. Go together? Dennis Bergkamp is Frank p Boer's assistant at Ajax City would look to generate somebody who could develop a consistent title-winning team to be formed by the players, and De Boer gets the potential to do this. It's also likely that the foreign manager will soon be introduced, whilst the two Spaniards, Soriano and Begiristain, wish to City to play more like the Spanish giants Barcelona and Real Madrid. Player: De Boer is matched by big tussling with Ronaldo in the 1998 World Cup
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