Real Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas believes his side will need to win at least two trophies next season to help erase the memories of a disappointing 2005/06 campaign.

Not only did Real fail to pick up any silverware this season, they also had to watch arch-rivals Barcelona reign supreme in both Spain and Europe.

For those reasons, Casillas believes it is vital Real make some additions to their own trophy cabinet in the next 12 months.

"Winning two titles next season is the minimum we can do after the two consecutive Primera Ligas and the Champions League that Barcelona have won," the Spain international said on www.realmadrid.com.

"Real Madrid have to win at least two titles to compensate the fans and, meanwhile, end the spell of Barcelona. We don't have to look so much in the direction of Barcelona, and rather focus on ourselves and our club."