Melissa Reddy ‘Under Seven jobs Victims at Sky Sports News’ – While TV company De Bijl brutally uses to modernize the coverage

Melissa Reddy is said to be one of the seven broadcasters of Sky Sports News who has been informed that she is being made superfluous.

The reporter was told her fate alongside her colleagues in an internal memo on Tuesday, according to Sun. Reddy came to Sky as a senior reporter in 2022.

It comes after the presenter Rob Wotton had smothered on Monday during his last performance after 27 years before the channel.

Presenters Teddy Draper and Jasper Taylor; Reporters Jeremy Langdon and Fadumo Olow; And producer Nick Lustig is reportedly also cut.

Mail Sport first broke the news of the intended redundancy program of Sky earlier this month.

Insiders have insisted that the move is not a cost -saving measure, while a spokesperson said it was aimed to “make us more agile and better equipped to serve the public.”

Rob Wotton Moed Tears back after presenting his last show for Sky Sports

Reddy joined Sky Sports as a senior reporter in 2022 after Stints with Doel, ESPN and independent media

According to sources, the restructuring of the company in the US has not been taken lightly.

The priority, among bosses, is to ensure that the department adapts to satisfy the changing behavior of the public and ‘faster, more flexible and more creative’.

Wotton was almost reduced to tears when he said goodbye to viewers in the football show for the last time, which has now been extracted by Sky on Monday evening.

He said: “It was an absolute pleasure. I came here in the twenties and I thought I only came for a few weeks.

“And look, they didn’t lose me. I keep showing up, maybe they will pay me one day! ‘

Wotton then unveiled the team he supports as he signed for the last time, screaming “Come on the chels!”

He was accompanied by colleague Gastheren Stephen Warnock and Sue Smith, who said goodbye to Wotton before his departure.

Former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp would be an avid viewer of the analysis show, because he enjoyed his ‘ref Watch’ analysis segment with former Prime Minister League referee Dermot Gallagher.

The Premier League and Sky will hold conversations about the Nottingham Forest Stadium Ban by Gary Neville

Senior figures at the broadcaster and the top flight are involved in the controversial step of Forest

The departure of Wotton comes as a shock for employees like Sky, who are reportedly relieved by the decision to reduce the program.

Some are even said to be ‘bewildered’ with Sky Sports that undergoes a ‘restructuring’, causing seven reporters and presenters to leave.

Mail Sport also only revealed last Saturday that the Premier League and Sky will keep further conversations at a high level that are aimed at preventing a repeat of the refusal of Nottingham Forest to admit Gary Neville to the seasonal -determining collision of Sunday with Chelsea.

It is understanding that senior figures in the Premier League, Sky and other broadcasters are alerted by the controversial step that we unveiled on Saturday, which we unveiled on Saturday.

Forest denied access to Neville and quoted a potentially hostile welcome from fans after what they consider as aggressive messages from the Sky expert focused on hindering the progress of the club.

That decision led to discussions between the Premier League and Sky, who pay billions and are considered an essential part of the success of the competition.

More conversations will follow immediately, with a change of rule one option.

In 2023, Sky shot out for four of the five packages that are available in a £ 6.7 billion, four -year -old deal together with TNT Sports for British television rights.

Next season they will screen at least 215 live matches as the protagonist.

The precedent of Forest, who are currently within their right to decide who enters their property, is assumed that the widespread alarm has activated.