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Vincent Kompany has opened two sports bars back in his home country of Belgium.
The bars, named ‘Good Kompany’, are located in ‘Grote Markt’ in Brussels and on the Groenplaats in Antwerp, two hotbeds of tourism in the heart of Belgium’s biggest cities.
In the pub hang some of Kompany’s match-worn shirts and ones he’s exchanged with opponents in the past, including Roberto Carlos, Craig Bellamy, Carlos Tevez and Raphael Varane.
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