Despite scoring 73 goals in 80 matches for Real Madrid so far, Ronaldo has not tasted any cup glory with Los Blancos, something that he isn't happy about.
Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the biggest names in world football, having inspired Manchester United to uncountable numbers of trophies with his dazzling displays on the field. However, the Portuguese talisman is yet to taste any sort of cup glory with Real Madrid and ahead of the Clasico tomorrow, he has stated his hopes of helping his team achieve success this season.
While Madrid have virtually lost the league title to Barcelona, they are looking strong for some silverware with the Copa del Rey final and the Champions League semi finals coming up in the near future. However, the major problem for Mourinho and co is that both ties are against the Blaugranas.
Nevertheless, Cristiano Ronaldo feels that he is totally up to the challenge of playing in four Clasico's within the space of 18 days.
"We are one of the best clubs in the world and I cannot think that Real Madrid can go two or three years without winning anything," he told Il Corriere dello Sport.
"I am not worried, in fact I am enthusiastic. It's the moment when you can win everything, or end up with nothing. I always want to score goals and play well to help the team."
Ronaldo has never scored against Barcelona in his career before- a stat that has always been bugging him ever since he moved to Real Madrid in 2009. However, tomorrow's match presents him with a majestic chance to finally announce that he can shine when it all matters.
While Madrid have virtually lost the league title to Barcelona, they are looking strong for some silverware with the Copa del Rey final and the Champions League semi finals coming up in the near future. However, the major problem for Mourinho and co is that both ties are against the Blaugranas.
Nevertheless, Cristiano Ronaldo feels that he is totally up to the challenge of playing in four Clasico's within the space of 18 days.
"We are one of the best clubs in the world and I cannot think that Real Madrid can go two or three years without winning anything," he told Il Corriere dello Sport.
"I am not worried, in fact I am enthusiastic. It's the moment when you can win everything, or end up with nothing. I always want to score goals and play well to help the team."
Ronaldo has never scored against Barcelona in his career before- a stat that has always been bugging him ever since he moved to Real Madrid in 2009. However, tomorrow's match presents him with a majestic chance to finally announce that he can shine when it all matters.
