Football world mourns Tenerife striker De Miguel
Summary
Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel died on Tuesday after suffering head and chest injuries in a collision with goalkeeper Jesus Owono during a Spanish second-division match against FC Andorra. Football clubs and supporters paid tribute, while Tenerife announced six days of mourning and plans to open its stadium for fans to say goodbye.Key Facts
- De Miguel was injured in a collision with Owono during Tenerife's 2-2 match against FC Andorra on Monday.
- De Miguel's condition was initially described as stable but serious; he died at 07:00 GMT on Tuesday.
- A minute's silence was held before Tuesday's Champions League matches and is planned for Wednesday's fixtures and this week's Europa League and Conference League matches.
- Tenerife suspended all club activities for six official days of mourning.
- De Miguel's funeral will take place in Navahermosa, Toledo, and Tenerife will open its stadium to supporters on Saturday evening.
- Spanish police opened an investigation into possible involuntary manslaughter; the chief prosecutor said criminal proceedings were very unlikely.
- The referee sent Owono off and abandoned the match after the collision.
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