Zinedine Zidane has been noted for his fine man-management sbothai work during his time at Real Madrid, and Sergio Ramos has made clear that there is a great atmosphere in the dressing room whereas in previous times there had been divides.Los Blancos will look to make history in Kiev on Saturday by defeating Liverpool and claiming their third successive Champions League title."Before we've perhaps had a divided dressing room, but now there is a really great atmosphere," he explained in Tuesday's open media conference."There are no egos, there isn't any individual selfishness anywhere in the group. When the team wins as a collective unit, then every individual wins as well."Due to the dismal domestic season put forward by the defending European champions, criticism has been widespread, however the club captain doesn't feel as though this has impacted the group."Criticism never sees our focus slip from our goal," he intimated. "In the same way, praise never makes us complacent."On the way to the final we've beaten some very good teams, so it's no coincidence that Real Madrid are playing in another final."After the quite wonderful football played by Pep sbothai Guardiola's Barcelona put Real Madrid in the shade on the international stage, at least to a degree, Los Blancos have bounced back and are now living through arguably their most successful ever period. A possible four Champions League titles in five seasons is unprecedented in the modern era, and the Ramos feels as though this current group is fully deserving of their place in history."It took me eight years here to play in a Champions League final, so I value these experiences so sbothai much," he confirmed."We're a team on the precipice of becoming a legendary team, a dynasty. The numbers illustrate this, four finals in five years."