Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel, aged 30, died after suffering severe head and chest injuries during a Spanish second-division match against FC Andorra. The incident occurred late in the game when de Miguel collided with Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono, who was subsequently sent off and the match abandoned. Although initially described as stable, de Miguel’s condition worsened, leading to his death early Tuesday morning. Spanish police have opened an investigation for potential involuntary manslaughter, a standard procedure under local law for non-natural deaths. Both clubs issued statements expressing profound grief, while Tenerife’s president announced plans to provide professional psychological support to the players.
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Spanish footballer Jesus de Miguel has passed away following a collision during a match held on Monday. His club officially announced the death, confirming the incident occurred while he was playing for Tenerife. No further details regarding the specific circumstances of the accident or the immediate aftermath were provided in the brief report.
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Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel, aged 30, died after suffering severe head and chest injuries during a Spanish second-division match against FC Andorra. The incident occurred late in the game when de Miguel collided with Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono, who was subsequently sent off and the match abandoned. Although initially described as stable, de Miguel’s condition worsened, leading to his death early Tuesday morning. Spanish police have opened an investigation for potential involuntary manslaughter, a standard procedure under local law for non-natural deaths. Both clubs issued statements expressing profound grief, while Tenerife’s president announced plans to provide professional psychological support to the players.
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