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“Is Dennis your quota black?”: Lehmann's message to Aogo stunned - Hertha-Aus followed immediately

2021-05-06T01:14:51.601Z


Jens Lehmann sent the Sky expert and former German national player Dennis Aogo a message - with it he triggered a scandal.


Jens Lehmann sent the Sky expert and former German national player Dennis Aogo a message - with it he triggered a scandal.

Update from May 5, 10:59 a.m.:

Hertha investor Lars Windhorst immediately terminated the consultancy contract with the ex-national player after an irritating WhatsApp message from Jens Lehmann.

"Jens Lehmann is no longer a consultant," said Windhorst spokesman Andreas Fritzenkötter on Wednesday of the

dpa

.

This also ends Lehmann's mandate on the Hertha supervisory board.

The Windhorst Tennor Group brought Lehmann to the supervisory board of Hertha BSC GmbH & Co. KGaA a year ago as the successor to Jürgen Klinsmann.

Hertha President Werner Gegenbauer has now also reacted: “Such statements in no way correspond to the values ​​for which Hertha BSC * stands and is actively committed.

We distance ourselves from any form of racism and welcome the move by TENNOR Holding. "

Jens Lehmann sends a racist chat message to Dennis Aogo - Sky expert addresses the public

First report from May 5, 10.30 a.m .:

Unterföhring - On Tuesday evening there was again a lot going on in the Sky studio, during and after the Champions League semi-final between Manchester City and PSG, the experts analyzed the game as usual.

The former Bundesliga defender and national player Dennis Aogo was there, who published an ugly message after the broadcast.

It was apparently a racist affront by Jens Lehmann.

Jens Lehmann sends insulting message to Dennis Aogo - he posts it publicly

Around midnight, Aogo put a screenshot of a chat process in his story *, a message from ex-national goalkeeper Lehmann can be clearly seen. "Is Dennis actually your quota black?" Is the message that Lehmann - probably accidentally - sent to the former Schalke and HSV professional. "WOW, are you serious? The message was probably not meant for me !!! ", the stunned Aogo writes.

This was immediately followed by a wave of indignation on Twitter and Instagram *.

Lehmann, who is currently a member of the supervisory board at Hertha BSC, subsequently commented on Twitter and on

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.

“In a private message from my cell phone to Dennis Aogo *, an impression was created for which I apologized in conversation with Dennis.

As a former national player, he is very knowledgeable and has a great presence and brings a quota to Sky, ”Lehmann writes on Twitter.

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Dennis Aogo published Jens Lehmann's WhatsApp message in his Instagram story.

© Screenshot / Instagram

Jens Lehmann with explanations - not the first slip of the ex-keeper

As the 51-year-old told

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, he had "already phoned Dennis and asked his forgiveness if my statement came across as disrespectful," said the ex-goalkeeper. “It wasn't meant that way at all, but positive. Because he is competent as a Sky expert and very strong in his demeanor. And that's why the quota has increased. That's what I wanted to say, but I was unhappy about it. Since the WhatsApp went out from my cell phone, I take responsibility for it. It was a private message, ”was Lehmann's half-baked reply.

The former BVB and Schalke keeper drew attention in the past with confused statements about Thomas Hitzlsperger's sexual preferences and crude flu comparisons in the coronavirus debate.

So now the Aogo scandal.

It remains unclear to whom the original message should actually be addressed.

(ajr) * tz.de and 24hamburg.de are offers from IPPEN.MEDIA.

List of rubric lists: © Martin Meissner / MIS / dpa / Imago / Instagram / dennisaogo

Source: merkur

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