Manchester City: Vincent Kompany signs five-year contract with club

Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany has
signed a new five-year contract with the Premier
League champions.
Kompany, 28, joins Aleksandar Kolarov, David
Silva and Samir Nasri in committing his future to
the club this summer.
The Belgium international said: "When I arrived in
2008, I could never have dreamed that we could
achieve what we have over the last six years.
"But this is just the start of the journey."
Good Kompany
Vincent Kompany has
scored 11 Premier
League goals for
Manchester City since
joining in 2008. Kompany has been
named in the PFA team
of the year on three
occasions.
He was captain of
Belgium during this
summer's World Cup
finals in Brazil. His brother Francois had
a brief spell at
Macclesfield Town in
2010.
Kompany has made more than 240 appearances for
City since joining from German side Hamburg in
2008.
He has captained the side to two Premier League
titles, the FA Cup and the Capital One Cup.
Kompany told the club's website: "This team is
stronger now than it's ever been; we have
competition for places in every position and a
dressing room full of exceptional, motivated people
who want to continue making history together.
"We have a common goal and so much to look
forward to, why would I go anywhere else?"
Kompany signed a new six-year deal after the club
won the 2012 Premier League, but his new deal will
keep him at the Etihad Stadium until 2019.
City won the Premier League by two points last
season, and begin their defence against Newcastle
on Sunday.

1 thing mancity cant do rite.5years to hin,nasri and others .for the next 2 years they wil be out of form

hahahha! It's just to honour him.

why 5 years for an old defender?? should have given him 3 years

Na so...u want to buy him b4

5 years for aguero too. Arab money nee!

Yes oooo, Man$hity is just renewing his best on a 5year deal. It's just a trick to retain them in the team.