Barcelona defender Thomas Vermaelen hopes he can finally deliver for the European champions after a "very difficult" first season at the club.
The Belgium international joined Barca from Arsenal in August last year, but he battled injuries and made just one appearance.
Vermaelen, who turns 30 in November, said it had been tough to accept the way his first season played out.
"It was very difficult for a lot of reasons but mainly because I was suffering from injury," he told the club's website.
"You come to a new club and want to prove your worth, but you can't because of an injury. And I had to adapt to new things. A new life, new coach, new city. It was tough."
Vermaelen has started in both of Barca's La Liga victories to start the campaign, including scoring the winner against Malaga.
The centre-back said his side were targeting multiple trophies once more in 2015-16.
"It'll be a very long season. The ambitions are the same. We won the treble last season and we know it won't be easy to do it again, but we'll try to," Vermaelen said.
"We have the same team. Our ambitions are intact and we'll do all we can, game by game, and see what happens."
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