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Real Madrid star has bizarre painting 'Last Supper' depicting himself as Jesus Christ in living room

- Sergio Ramos owns a painting in of Leonardo Da Vinci's version of "The Supper"

- In the unseen art work, the Spain international depicted himself as Jesus Christ

- And his partner Pilar Rubio with teammate Marcelo were also represented as followers

Sergio Ramos has a version of Leonardo Da Vinci's "The Supper" painting in his living room where the Real Madrid star is depicted as Jesus Christ.

According to Spanish newspaper El Confidencial, it is set to be revealed in a new Amazon Prime documentary.

It is understood Ramos replaces Jesus Christ in the center of the famous piece as the new documentary reveals the Spanish captain’s bizarre art collection.

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The 33-year-old's partner Pilar Rubio and team-mate Marcelo are also depicted as disciple's in the art work.

Ramos reportedly owns works from Spanish artists Manolo Valdes and Juan Genoves, as well as American artist Alex Katz and British street artist Banksy.

Amazon Prime are set to release the documentary later this year as cameras have followed the the controversial figure.

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The film crew were spotted recording Ramos as he saw Ajax upset Real Madrid in the Champions League round of 16.

The controversial defender has been linked with a move to Juventus in recent weeks, where he would link up with ex-team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo.

However, Ramos has shut down any Real departure as former team-mate and manager Zinedine Zidane was reappointed as manager.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that Zinedine Zidane had made a crucial decision on Real Madrid with captain Sergio Ramos after making a return to the Bernabeu after ten months.

The 46-year-old was involved in his first training since replacing sacked boss Santiago Solari at Los Blancos on a deal until 2022.

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