Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates fourth Champions League triumph with son after meeting former boss Sir Alex Ferguson

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Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice as Real Madrid beat Juventus 4-1 in the Champions League final at the Principality Stadium, to further extend his legendary status.

Ronaldo won the Champions League with Manchester United in 2008, before going on to claim two more with Los Blancos, in 2014 and 2016, before Saturday night's triumph.

And the 32-year-old celebrated his fourth triumph in Europe's elite club competition with his son, Cristiano Ronaldo Jr., after sharing a warm embrace with his former Red Devils manager, Sir Alex Ferguson.

Sir Alex Ferguson presented Cristiano Ronaldo with his man of the match award after the forward's two goals helped Real Madrid to a 4-1 win over Juventus in the final

Former Manchester United manager Ferguson greets Ronaldo's son, Cristiano Jnr, in Cardiff

Ferguson was Ronaldo's manager at Manchester United between 2003 and 2009

Cristiano Ronaldo celebrates his fourth triumph in Europe's elite club competition with his son

Continuing the four-fingered trend, Ronaldo poses with the Champions League trophy

In a video released on Twitter, Ronaldo is seen hugging and sharing a laugh with Ferguson before introducing the 75-year-old Scot to his child.

Ronaldo then took to social media to upload a photograph of him and his son both holding up four fingers, to mark Ronaldo's astonishing Champions League feat.

Continuing the four-fingered trend, Ronaldo then posted a snap of himself posing with the trophy alongside the caption 'Happy man', prior to showcasing a picture with his mother Dolores Aveiro on the pitch after the game in Cardiff.

Ronaldo shares a warm embrace with his former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson

In a video released on Twitter, Ronaldo is seen hugging and sharing a laugh with Ferguson

Ronaldo introduces the legendary 75-year-old Scottish former head coach to his child

Portuguese icon Ronaldo with his mother Dolores Aveiro on the pitch after the game in Cardiff

Portuguese icon Ronaldo and his Los Blancos team-mates made history as no team has retained the trophy in the competition's modern form.

Real, meanwhile, had not won La Liga and the European Cup in the same season since 1958.