Kompany's screamer earned City a 1-0 home win against Leicester City on Tuesday (AEST), putting the defending champion back above Liverpool in the table.

A 13th straight win in the Premier League means City will be champion again if it extends that streak further with victory at Brighton and Hove Albion on Monday (AEST).

Kompany has already won three Premier League titles with City since joining from Hamburg in 2008 but his contract expires at the end of the season.

The Belgium defender has strongly suggested he wants to stay at the club and he has started all of City's past three Premier League games, helping them keep clean sheets in each win.

And Guardiola said he will sit down with City's skipper to discuss his future after his team face Watford in the FA Cup final later this month.

"We spoke with him and his agent. At the end of the season we are going to talk to him," Guardiola said to BBC Sport. "He is an incredible human being and he helps me a lot.

"Always I was sad I could not use him a lot but this club is what it is because of people like Vincent. At the end of the season, after the FA Cup, we will see.

"We will finish the season and after are going to talk. We spoke with him three weeks ago, one month ago. We spoke fluently.

"We are going to take a beer together and decide what is best especially for the club."

City is in pole position to become the first team to defend the Premier League title for a decade, with Guardiola hailing its achievement in overhauling Liverpool.

"One game left – it will be so tough like today – we are away and we saw Brighton had a good game at Arsenal," City's manager added. 

"But it is in our hands, don't forget but we could have been 10 points behind if we lost to Liverpool here [on January 3].

"We were seven points behind, but we are in the last game and it is in our hands. We are going to prepare well.

"We'll see if Brighton defend deep or will be more offensive. It will be tough, but hopefully we will have the performance to be champions."