Roberto Mancini, coach of newly-crowned champions Inter, said he is considering strengthening his forward line with the signing of Hernan Crespo.

With the Serie A to kick off on September 10, Mancini reckons he needs to add a goalscorer to his ranks. He believes he will be able to get his man before the new campaign and has spoken about those within his sights.

Juve duo David Trezeguet and Zlatan Ibrahimovic are among his targets as Crespo's future at Chelsea has been thrown into doubt following the player's insistence to return to Italy.

"At this moment no-one wants to sell, and it's difficult foreseeing what will happen,'' Mancini told Skysports.

"I am not worried, we are evaluating the different situations and at the end a striker will arrive.

"Crespo? He's 31 and surely isn't done for."

Meanwhile, Ronaldinho said he intended to see out his contract until 2014 at Barcelona, resisting temptations to sign for Milan.

"Barcelona is the perfect place for me and nothing has changed," Ronaldinho said.

"I am happy here and I am not thinking about anything other than playing for this club."