Unmissable: The statements of a former Real Madrid about Cristiano Ronaldo and Sergio Ramos

Many of the things that happen in the locker room of great teams are a complete mystery, the kind that we would all like to know. However, there are others that are filtered over the years or due to the tension on the part of the staff. There are countless cases or stories about it. And it's always fun to review joyous moments that some of the biggest sports stars lived indoors.

On this occasion, a former Real Madrid player recalled his moments at the White House, and, laughing, told an incredible anecdote that includes Sergio Ramos and Cristiano Ronaldo. Royston Drenthe, is a Dutch player who works as a left winger and currently plays for Racing de Murcia in the Spanish third division. However, nothing takes away the dance, and he remembers as if it had been yesterday, those 5 years at Real Madrid.

In the White House team, he played just 46 games, but shared a dressing room with superstars, who at that time were beginning to become great figures in world football. So much so that revealed a behavior of Sergio Ramos with Cristiano Ronaldo that surprised fans. In an interview for a television program, he recalled that before Cristiano Ronaldo came to the team, in 2009, Ramos imitated the particular launch of the Portuguese in free throws. "He did it constantly, and we had fun with it because he did it as a joke. When Cristiano arrived at the club, he immediately stopped doing it", confessed.

For his part, he took advantage of the space to highlight Cristiano as an athlete. "He is the best player with whom I had to share a team. He was different from everyone else, and it is no coincidence that he got to where he is today. He finished training, and each one thought about doing his own thing, but he went and locked himself in the gym. Today it is more normal to see him, but at that time he was the only one to do something like that ", clarified the Dutch footballer. 

What did Royston Drenthe say about Karim Benzema?

For his part, Drenthe took advantage of the last minutes to highlight Karim Benzema "When he got to the club, he had only 20 years. However, you could see that he would be a huge player coming. He had already shown it in Lyon, but he knew how to go very far. Unfortunately I couldn't speak much to him. He was very quiet, I suppose because he didn't know the language," he concluded .