Dramatic final hours for the individual in question - His final hours unfolded dramatically
German Television Presenter Ulli Potofski Laid to Rest at Schalke 04's Fan Field
Ulrich "Ulli" Potofski, a legendary figure in German sports broadcasting, passed away on August 2, 2025, at the age of 73. His death, confirmed by his former spouse Monika, sent shockwaves through the German football and sports world.
Potofski's final days were spent battling leukemia, with his partner, Nadja Bogdanovic, visiting him three times at the hospital. On his final day, he experienced severe fever spikes, marking the end of his life.
Despite facing financial hardships in his final years, Potofski's heart's desire for burial near Schalke 04 was fulfilled, thanks to the generosity of Schalke 04 fans. The "Schalker Markt" foundation facilitated the burial, as reported by his former station "RTL".
Potofski's final resting place will be the Schalker Fan Field in his hometown, Gelsenkirchen. Located in the Beckhausen-Sutum cemetery, close to the Veltins Arena, the community grave allows Royal blue fans to remain connected to Schalke 04 even after death.
The details about Potofski's final hours, revealed by his partner, have not been disclosed publicly yet. However, the magazine "Bunte" has spoken to Bogdanovic for details about his final days.
The FC Schalke 04 website announced the details of Potofski's burial location, expressing their deep condolences and gratitude to the fans who made this possible. The burial arrangements were made possible by donations collected through the "Schalker Markt" foundation.
Potofski's death has left a significant void in the world of German sports broadcasting. His passion for football and his unwavering dedication to Schalke 04 will be remembered by fans for years to come.
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