Cristiano Ronaldo says he is "proud" to have played under Zinedine Zidane after the Frenchman announced his decision to stand down as Real Madrid boss.
The 45-year-old, who recently led Los Blancos to a third successive Champions League title, has opted for a change of scenary.
Zidane took charge of Real in 2016 and led his side to La Liga glory in the 2016/17 season.
Appearing at a press conference alongside Real president Florentino Perez, World Cup winner Zidane said: "I have taken the decision to not continue going into the next season.
"For me and for everybody, I think the moment to change has arrived. It was not an easy decision.
"I think it's the moment, both for me, the team and the club (to step down).
"It's a strange moment to do so, I know, but an important one too. I had to do this for everyone.
"This side should carry on winning and needs a change for this. After three years it needs another voice, another method of work, for this I took this decision."
Ronaldo posted took to Instagram and posted: "I'm just proud of being your player. Mister, thanks for so much."
Zidane revealed he broke the news of his departure to captain Ramos first.