Sergio Ramos said he expects to win a Grammy Award before lifting the Champions League as a coach.

The Real Madrid and Spain great released his debut single on Sunday called Cibeles, named after the statue where Madrid celebrate their trophies.

Defender Ramos, 39, now captains Liga MX club Monterrey -- starting in last weekend's 4-2 win at Puebla -- but still found time to record his first song.

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Speaking in an interview with Spanish TV's El Hormiguero on Monday, Ramos confirmed that the song's lyrics deal with his departure from Madrid in 2021 -- and said he's confident of winning a Grammy, one of music's top prizes,

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