C'Ron focused after WC flop

Portugal superstar Cristiano Ronaldo, putting a miserable World Cup behind him, on Tuesday declared himself fit and ready to go as he chases trophies at Real Madrid.
"I'll try my best all the season like I do it every year. I'll try to be the best, try to help my team, try to score goals and try to win titles," the 29-year-old striker told a sponsor's event in Tokyo, adding he would like to play "six, seven more years" at the top level of club competition.
Portugal failed to make the World Cup knockout round in Brazil last month with one win, one loss and one draw in their group as an injury-hit Ronaldo squandered plenty of chances and notched up just one goal.
He had been hampered by a left leg injury since just before the global tournament.
"I'm really focused. My injury is gone. I feel very, very good," Ronaldo said, adding he wanted to kick off and finish the Spanish top-flight league season "in good shape."
Without referring to his World Cup diaster in Brazil, the striker described last season as "amazing". He listed several individual trophies while Real Madrid won a 10th Champions League title and the Copa del Rey, the oldest Spanish football competition.