Cristiano Ronaldo has admitted it had been a frustrating debut season in Spain and is dissatisfied in ending the season without any silverware.
Real Madrid lost to Barcelona in their quest for the La Liga title, were knocked out of the Champions League by French club Lyon and were humiliated by Segunda Division B club Alcorcon in the Copa del Rey.
According to Marca, the Portugal national team captain hopes that new Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho will be able to reverse the club's fortunes and help him win his first silverware at the Bernabeu.
"I hope to celebrate many victories next season. [Jose] Mourinho is a winner. This season I was frustrated and also very sad, but I predict that next season will be different," Ronaldo said.
The former World Player of the Year also commented on his national team's chances at the World Cup and is confident that Portugal can progress from the 'Group of Death', which includes the likes of Brazil, Ivory Coast and North Korea.
"We need to win the first game to do well in the competition. We all know that it will not be easy, but we have everything we need to progress.
"If we get out of our group, then 50% of our target will have been fulfilled," the former Manchester United player concluded.
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