Real Madrid executive Miguel Pardeza has warned the club's rivals that they are intent on winning every title available to them.
Jose Mourinho's side have struggled in retaining their La Liga crown this season, but are still in the hunt for both the Champions League and Copa del Rey.
"The goal is to win all the titles. We do not value what others do, we focus on our games," the 48-year-old told Marca.
Diego Lopez was brought in from Sevilla in January in order to deputise for the injured Iker Casillas, and Pardeza is impressed with how the former Villarreal man has performed.
"(Lopez) was hired to help. We are very happy with his performances. We will see if there is debate when Iker is available again," he said.
Mourinho's future at the Santiago Bernabeu has been the subject of widespread speculation of late, but Pardez refused to comment on the rumours.
"I will not contribute to the debate about Mourinho," he added.
The former Spain international spent three years in the Spanish capital as a player before going to Real Zaragoza.
