Dahlmann raises severe allegations against Sky: Dismagration due to disability?

Dahlmann raises severe allegations against Sky: Dismagration due to disability?

Gladbeck, Deutschland - Jörg Dahlmann, the well -known sports journalist and commentator, again makes headlines. Since his release at Sky in 2021, he has repeatedly criticized the company. He describes Sky's approach as a "shabby" and raises serious allegations in connection with the dismissal of his colleague Marcus Lindemann, who has to live with a half-sided facial paralysis after a tumor operation. Dahlmann calls for a public statement by the Sky bosses Mario Nauen and Charly Classen to the allegations. Sky, on the other hand, vehemently rejects all claims and explains that there is nothing in the allegations. Meanwhile, talks regarding Lindemann's contract are apparently going.

Dahlmann, who is 66 years old and a colleague in the jungle camp 2025, commented on his time at the campfire at Sky. He speaks openly about an argument with the moderator Sophia Thomalla, who led to his release. At the time, Dahlmann had said that he would also sit on the bench for one night with Thomalla, while her friend of Loris Karius played. This statement triggered a debate about sexism, but Sky did not fire him at first. After all, it was another controversial statement in which he described Japan as the "Land of Sushi", which led to the termination. Dahlmann confessed that he did not regret his statements, even if they had negative consequences for him and his family.

career and discharge

Jörg Dahlmann was born on January 10, 1959 in Gelsenkirchen and grew up in Gladbeck. After graduating from high school, he completed his community service before gaining first journalistic experiences. He became known for his reporting on World Cup and Bundesliga games. He worked for various channels, including Sky, where he had been working since the 2017/18 Bundesliga season. His emotional commentary had enthusiastic fans and critics.

The collaboration with Sky ended in March 2021, which Dahlmann described as "bullying" and "unprofessional". However, this separation was not the only setback in his life, because he had previously struggled with health challenges. After cancer, he returned to the camera in 2005, but his career was accompanied by further health sets. Despite all the resistance, Dahlmann remains a formative figure in German sports journalism.

Current situation

Dahlmann is currently a participant in the RTL show "I'm a star-get me out of here!". His comments in the jungle camp offer an insight into his moving life and the challenges with which he was confronted. The jungle show, which runs until February 9, 2025, gives him the opportunity to get back into conversation and to reflect on his past.

The discussion about the dismissal of Marcus Lindemann remains a central topic. Dahlmann continues to question the situation and does not give up to receive answers. The outcome of the ongoing talks between Sky and Lindemann, who are in an unclear status, remains particularly interesting. The situation throws a light on the challenges that many journalists and commentators stand in the industry.

For Dahlmann, football is not only a sport, but also a possibility of entertainment, which he repeatedly emphasizes in his comments. Despite all the controversy and setbacks, he remains a central figure in German football journalism and shows how strong the influence of personal experiences on the career of a sports reporter can be.