Real Madrid loanee backs comeback chances vs Bayern – ‘If you don’t believe in them, who will you believe in?’

Q: What recent challenges has Real Madrid faced in their matches?

Real Madrid has faced difficulties by losing to RCD Mallorca and Bayern Munich, followed by a draw against Girona.

Q: How does the recent draw affect Real Madrid's La Liga title chances?

The draw against Girona significantly diminishes Real Madrid's chances of winning the La Liga title, especially if Barcelona secures a win against Espanyol.

Q: What did the Real Madrid loanee say about the team's comeback chances?

The Real Madrid loanee expressed belief in the team's ability to make a comeback, stating, 'If you don’t believe in them, who will you believe in?'

Real Madrid loanee backs comeback chances vs Bayern – ‘If you don’t believe in them, who will you believe in?’

TL;DR

Real Madrid is struggling, with three consecutive games without a win, including losses to RCD Mallorca and Bayern Munich. A loanee expresses belief in the team's chances for a comeback despite the challenges they face.

Real Madrid loanee backs comeback chances vs Bayern – ‘If you don’t believe in them, who will you believe in?’

Real Madrid are going through a difficult moment since returning from the international break, failing to win three games in a row.

After back-to-back losses against RCD Mallorca and Bayern Munich, the Merengues were held to a 1-1 draw by Girona on Friday night.

With that result, the La Liga title seems to be pretty much out of reach, especially if Barcelona beat Espanyol later today.

So, the Champions League will remain the only avenue for a trophy, but their chances there are looking grim as well.

After all, they lost 1-2 to Bayern in the first leg of the quarter-finals and will need to play out of their skin in the second leg next week to turn things around.

Mario Martin tips Real Madrid to qualify

Given the situation, coupled with Bayern Munich’s terrific form, chances of a comeback for Real Madrid are slim.

However, one of their current loanees, Mario Martin, believes that the Merengues have what it takes to eliminate Bayern Munich and progress to the semi-finals.

Mario Martin is on loan at Getafe from Real Madrid. (Photo by Denis Doyle/Getty Images)

Martin, currently on loan at Getafe, spoke to Cadena SER earlier in the week, where he made the claim regarding Real Madrid’s situation.

“I wish Madrid the very best of luck. They’re proving they’re an incredible team, and with Arbeloa, they’re playing very well,” the 22-year-old midfielder said.

Continuing, the Real Madrid academy graduate added: “They’re contenders to come back. If you don’t believe in Madrid, who will you believe in?”

Martin, so far, has played 30 matches for Getafe this season, scoring four and assisting two goals, helping in their push for European football next season.

The 22-year-old will be back at Real Madrid at the end of the season, and with his contract set to expire in 2027, a permanent move away in the summer will likely be on the cards.

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