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Published 21:58 5 Nov 2015 GMT

"I would put him at the top, I always say that," explains Ronaldo. "He’s a good coach, he did many good things and won many trophies for other clubs."
Ever the diplomat, the 31-year-old is keen to stress he is looking to future with his current mentor, Rafael Benitez.
"My coach is now Benitez and I’m comfortable we are going to win many things together," stressed the Portuguese.
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