Double joy at Red Bull Salzburg: Daghim and Nene celebrate weddings!

Double joy at Red Bull Salzburg: Daghim and Nene celebrate weddings!

In June 2025, Red Bull Salzburg is the focus, because two remarkable weddings have shaped the sporting environment. Dorgeles Nene, the club's top scorer, recently closed the covenant of marriage. In addition, Adam Daghim, the 19-year-old offensive player, also married. His wedding was made public through an Instagram posting of a friend, and the celebration took place in Denmark. Among the invited guests was Yann Aurel Bisseck, who is currently playing at Inter Milan, and Enrique Aguilar from FC Liefering.

in an Instagram post Daghim covered the name of his partner with a heart emoji. So far, little is known about it, since Daghim also anonymized her name in a similar way when engagement. The player has both the Palestinian and the Danish citizenship, which underlines its multicultural heritage. His most recent wedding throws a light on the personal side of an athlete who has made great progress in sport in recent years.

sporting success of Adam Daghim

In addition to his personal moments of happiness, Daghim has also experienced significant developments in terms of sport. Last year, the Danish U19 team striker signed a new contract with Red Bull Salzburg, which is valid until June 30, 2028. Daghim moved from Aarhus (Denmark) to Salzburg in the summer, where he scored four goals in the autumn season at FC Liefering in nine games and prepared three more. His achievements in the UEFA Youth League were just as impressive; He scored four times in six games and gave two assists.

The association of Red Bull Salzburg is enthusiastic about Daghim's development and has invited him to the training camp, where he is prepared for a higher pace and more physicality. Daghim himself has emphasized that the new contract is a fulfillment of a dream for him. These successes could not only ensure a sporty, but also psychological stability during his career.

mental health in competitive sports

The mental health of athletes has become more and more important in recent years, especially in connection with the challenges that competitive athletes have to overcome. Studies show that 13-20% of competitive athletes suffer from depression in the course of their lives, which is comparable to the normal population. It is also alarming that 19% of active athletes suffer from alcohol abuse and up to 34% from anxiety disorders and depression.

The Covid 19 pandemic has tightened the situation, which also had an impact on the trophies and careers of many athletes. Mental illnesses in competitive sports are often a taboo subject, and experts emphasize the need for professional support. Anna-Maria Wagner, a judo world champion, spoke openly about her own challenges during pandemic and emphasized the importance of mental care. Sustainable improvement in sports psychological care is urgently necessary to support athletes and promote their performance.