Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany has spoken of his desire to turn the club he joined in 2008 into an international powerhouse. Kompany returned from a hamstring injury to replace goalscoring hero Kevin De Bruyne in the 93rd minute of his side's crucial 2-1 home victory over Sevilla in the Champions League on Wednesday. And the 29-year-old Belgian will now be hoping to win a place in the starting line-up as City take on bitter rivals Manchester United on Sunday at Old Trafford. In an interview with NBC SportsWorld, the lucid centre half spoke of his vision for the future of the club, and how it can showcase itself to the world, by tapping into what it is to be quintessentially 'Mancunian'.Vincent Kompany has a theory on how to turn Manchester City - the club he signed for in 2008 - into an international powerhouseBelgian will hope to start for City against Manchester United on SundayKompany feels City's current crop of talent is the best he has been part of
'I think for Man City to become one of the biggest clubs in the world it will have to go back to being more _ than ever and to expose that as a brand and a way of being.