MANCHESTER CITY chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak is on a mission to see Manchester City conquer the world.
Pep Guardiola’s men have been celebrating winning the Champions League for the first time to complete the Treble.
But despite all their success, Al Mubarak admits there is even more on the horizon to achieve.
City will take part in the Super Cup final against Europa League winners Sevilla in August, before heading to Saudi Arabia in December looking to land the Club World Cup as well.
Al Mubarak knows winning everything has to be the goal to help expand the dynasty Guardiola has created at the Etihad.
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