10 Best Photos As Roma Legend Francesco Totti Pay Special Visit to Real Madrid

• AS Roma legend Francesco Totti paid a special visit to Real Madrid
• During his visit, Totti referred to Real Madrid as his “second team” and a club that “he always cheers for”
• Regarded as one of the best players of his generation during his professional career, Totti spent his entire career with AS Roma

Francesco Totti paid a courtesy call on Real Madrid at the club's training base, Valdebebas, on Sunday, April 23.

The legendary AS Roma striker was in attendance at the Santiago Bernabeu as Los Blancos sealed a two-nil win over Celta Vigo thanks to goals from Marco Asensio and Eder Militao.

He was invited by Real Madrid's Italian boss Carlo Ancelotti where the 46-year-old shared quality time with the players, per Football Italia.

Totti appeared to enjoy his visit to the Spanish capital, bonding with virtually every player in the Madrid first team.

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Below are some of the photos:

Totti: Epitome of one-club man

Totti spent the entirety of his professional career, spanning 24 years at AS Roma, where he won a Serie A title, two Coppa Italia crowns, and two Supercoppa Italiana titles.

Owing to his long association with the Gialorossi, Totti is the top goalscorer and the most-capped player in Roma's history, Football Espana reports.

Totti speaks about struggles with depression

Roma legend Francesco Totti has opened up about his struggle with depression after learning that his former wife was cheating on him, Sports Brief reported.

Despite his outstanding career, his social life did not quite flourish post-retirement, with the Italian parting ways with his long-term wife, Ilary Blasi.

Totti has now opened up about his struggle with depression after he learned that his wife was cheating on him.

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Real Madrid ease past Celta

Earlier, Sports Brief reported that Marco Asensio and Eder Militao struck for Real Madrid in a comfortable 2-0 win over Celta Vigo in La Liga on Saturday, bringing the champions within eight points of leaders Barcelona.

Although Madrid's hopes of overhauling Xavi Hernandez's side are slim at best, coach Carlo Ancelotti insisted his team needed to keep winning their league games to stay in a good dynamic.

Los Blancos face Osasuna in the Copa del Rey final in May, ahead of their Champions League semi-final clashes against Pep Guardiola's Manchester City.