Real Madrid captain Ramos lashes out at U-21 player in training ground bust-up

- Footage has emerged of Ramos lashing out at an academy player - The Real Madrid captain was caught in the face during training - The Spain international however apologized for his actions Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos was on Monday, October 22, involved in an embarrassing scuffle with an academy player in a bizarre training ground bust-up. Ramos, who has over time grown a reputation as a no-nonsense defender, exhibited his fiery character once again in training. In a video that is fast going rival, Ramos tries to boot a ball at 21-year-old Sergio Reguilon, seconds after the youngster inadvertently caught him on the face during a friendly game of handball. PAY 
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 ahead of Man United showdown against Juventus Moments after the minor accident, Ramos tried to aggressively kick the ball at Reguilon but he missed. He however had his revenge moments later as he picked his moment to show Regulion, who only recently joined the first team in training, who is boss. The incident instantly caught the eye of Twitter users who were left disgusted by Ramos’ behavior, especially toward a hapless academy graduate. Some fans got the feeling that Ramos was simply a man under pressure, particularly because Los Blancos have been on a torrid run of form, losing four of their last five matches. But hours after the incident, Ramos took to social media to diffuse any tension which could have potentially been caused by his actions. "Although it may not seem like it, they are quite common situations, but it 

is not an excuse, my reaction should not have been that. "We always go full, right, Regui? In the end team victory together." He tweeted. In a sweet act of unison, Reguiton responded by reiterating he was fully behind his captain and his Real Madrid side. "Always with my team and with my captain, for victory tomorrow." He responded. Julen Loptegui’s side will hope to crawl out of their rut sooner than later as they take on Czech Republic’s Victoria Plzen in their third match of the UEFA Champions League.