Real Madrid star Bale aims for more silverware in Cardiff

Real Madrid star Gareth Bale hopes to collect more silverware in Cardiff tonight.

Bale will be part of a formidable Real Madrid strikeforce when the Champions League holders meet Europa League winners Sevilla in the Super Cup at the Cardiff City Stadium on Tuesday night.

"Every season we want to win every trophy we're in for," Bale told a pre-match press conference in Cardiff.

"We'll be trying our best to win the Champions League and the Spanish League again."

"It's great to be back home but the most important thing is to win the game and the cup."

"We need to focus on that and not on me playing in my home town."

"It was a great season last year winning trophies, but the most important thing now is to win the Super Cup and it doesn't matter who scores the winning goal."

"We'll work hard again to try and try to win the trophy."

A year ago Bale was waiting to complete his £86m world record transfer from Tottenham and the winger admitted he took time to settle at the Bernabeu after missing out on pre-season.

But the 25-year-old insists he is in peak fitness at the start of this campaign, although he denied press reports that he had put on muscle.

"I haven't done anything," said Bale. "I've done a bit of training in the off-season, a bit of running."

"It was just pure conditioning training, I've worked hard in the off-season and feel in good shape."

"I've had a good pre-season and settled in. It's nice not being the new boy, that's been good."

"It's a lot easier having pre-season under your belt rather than waiting for a transfer to go through."

"I feel in better shape and can start the season with a better tempo."

"I don't feel pressure of being back home, it's another game and another one I have to put 110 per cent in to perform at my best."