Real Madrid teacher Jose Mourinho says Iker Casillas can find it hard to restore Diego Lopez upon his comeback from harm. The winter introduction, closed in reaction to Casillas' bone fracture in January, has surpassed expectations in the skipper's absence, putting in a series of assured activities for los Blancos. And Mourinho's acknowledgement of such has placed theAMadrid captain's squad position in doubt. "We should be honest. The way Diego is playing, it'll be quite difficult to have him out of the net," Mourinho said. "I can't say for sure that he will be stay there till the finish of the growing season, but he is playing perfectly. For now, it will be hard for Casillas to be on the counter against Galatasaray, but he'll certainly be there for Levante." The Spanish winner drew 1-1 against Zaragoza on Saturday after Cristiano Ronaldo canceled out Rodri's early operator, prompting Mourinho to lament his team's scoring touch deserting it this season. "It holds true that most our players except Ronaldo have obtained less goals in 2013, and therefore the group suffers," the 50-year-old continued. "But I really believe they'll come, or even in 2013, then a next. It's not just a matter of winning the league now, but to secure second place. "Our goals remain the same; to advance to the Copa del Rey ultimate and beyond the quarterfinals of the Champions League." Madrid hosts Galatasaray in Europe's initial membership opposition on Wednesday.
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