Real Madrid Midfielder Toni Kroos Makes Bold Prediction Ahead of Next Season

• Real Madrid midfielder Toni Kroos has disclosed that his team are going for six trophies in the upcoming season
• Carlo Ancelotti and his men triumphed in the Spanish La Liga and UEFA Champions League last season
• Real Madrid will begin their 2022/23 season against Frankfurt UEFA Super Cup clash on August 10

Toni Kroos has avowed that Real Madrid will be aiming at winning all six titles up for grabs next season.

The Los Blancos won two trophies last season - La Liga and UEFA Champions League - in addition to winning the Spanish Super Cup in January.

This season, Real Madrid will contest six competitions, including the UEFA Super Cup, the FIFA Club World Cup and the Copa del Rey.

And according to Kroos, the Madrid outfit has targeted the famous sextuple, which until now has only been achieved by Barcelona and Bayern Munich.

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"I hope we fight for all the titles," Kroos told Real Madrid TV via Marca.

"At Real Madrid you want to win every competition you play in, although it's not always possible." There are a lot of titles at stake and anyone who knows us knows that we will fight for all of them."

Real Madrid will begin their 2022/23 season against Frankfurt UEFA Super Cup clash on August 10.

The Los Merengues are currently based in the United States of America preparing for the upcoming season.

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The Los Blancos are currently preparing at their base in the United States of America as they look to defend their UEFA Champions League and La Liga titles.

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Carlo Ancelotti and his men lost 1-0 to arch-rivals Barcelona in their first pre-season game on Sunday without their talisman Karim Benzema.

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The 29-year-old signed a four-year deal in the summer transfer market, becoming the 10th German player to don the famous white jersey.

Real Madrid were impressed by the centre-back's display in their clash against Chelsea in the UEFA Champions League back in April, when the no-nonsense defender netted in a 3-2 second leg triumph in Spain.