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Watch Erling Haaland angrily shove camera aside after netting eleventh Premier League goal for Man City at Wolves

ERLING HAALAND pushed away the BT Sport cameras following Manchester City’s win over Wolves.

The striker, 22, was the centre of attention once again after scoring his 11th Premier League goal of the season from just seven games.

Erling Haaland was unhappy with how close the camera came to him

The Manchester City star shoved the camera away as he made his way to the dressing room

After the half-time whistle a BT Sport cameraman went up to Haaland to film him walking off the pitch.

But the Norwegian was uncomfortable being in the spotlight so hit the camera away.

The disgust on his face was clear to see despite having scored the second goal as Manchester City led 2-0 at the break.

Haaland has an imperfect relationship with the media and often gives cagey interviews.

In mid-week he shut down a BT Sport interviewer after he suggested his former side Borussia Dortmund knew how to stop him – pointing out he scored the winner.

And after scoring a hat-trick on his Champions League debut for Red Bull Salzburg in 2019 Haaland was incredibly dry with his interviewer, replying with three-word answers and refusing to show any emotion.

He also swore twice in the post-match interview after his first ever Premier League appearance in August, though did apologise for his use of words.

But fans loved his cheeky attitude on that occasion and have been equally impressed with his performances on the pitch.

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Haaland’s goal at Molineux was his 14th for City in all competitions from just nine games.

He has broken several Premier League records with his prolific strike rate and has scored regularly in Europe too.

Haaland’s nine goals in his first five Prem games is a new record, while he also scored more goals in August than any player has previously.

The former Borussia Dortmund star was tipped to win the Golden Boot by Wayne Rooney after his Prem debut, while Alan Shearer also predicted Haaland to “score a ton of goals”.