Sergio Ramos pushes photographer: PSG man shoves media after being bumped into | OneFootball

Sergio Ramos was seen shoving a photographer who bumped into him when trying to capture a picture of Paris Saint-Germain teammate, Lionel Messi.

PSG lost the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie to Bayern Munich at the Parc des Princes.

It's the French club's third consecutive defeat in all competitions after losses to Marseille in the French Cup, Monaco in Ligue 1 and now Bayern in the Champions League.

All is not well at PSG.

There have been reports of discontent in the dressing room with Neymar clashing with sporting director Luis Campos.

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Those reports were confirmed by Neymar, who said: "It happened, a little discussion, we weren't in agreement. It's part of football," he told a news conference on Monday. "Things happen every day. But I love them all.

"It's like with my girlfriend. Football isn't just love and friendship. There is respect, but there have to be disagreements and discussions sometimes are needed to help you improve.

"We are not used to losing, so of course when we lose matches, that can disturb us. But it's part of the process of getting better."

And following their defeat to Bayern, there was another clash.

However, this time, it was between Sergio Ramos and a UEFA photographer.

As PSG players went over towards their fans to acknowledge their supporters following the loss, photographers swarmed around the players to get some pictures.

Unsurprisingly, there was plenty of attention on Messi with media focusing their lenses on him.

One photographer is walking backwards trying to get a snap of Messi when he accidentally bumps into Ramos. The defender doesn't look too impressed and give him a little nudge back.

Wow.

VIDEO: Sergio Ramos violently pushes away photographer

Fans have been - quite rightly - slamming Ramos for his behaviour.

Ramos: I doubted whether I had done the right thing joining PSG

Despite PSG's recent form, Ramos is happy to have got over the injuries that turned his debut season in France into a nightmare.

“At first, having taken that leap, everything went wrong”, explained Ramos. “I got injured, had a hard time recovering and adapting to the new system, to the new team and new coach. You begin to doubt whether or not you’ve done the right thing.”

But how do PSG turn their current form around?

“Winning is coming together, though, and all looking at the same objective”, said Ramos. “If a team ends up winning it’s because they left their personal egos behind. The aim this season is to all come together.”

But is under-pressure manager, Christophe Galtier, the right man for the job? Ramos certainly thinks so.

“What stands out is how natural and humble he was when he came to the team”, said Ramos. “He’s a coach who never lies, who says it to your face and that, for me, is very important.”