After colliding with the goalkeeper, he lost his fight for life.
In the match between Tenerife and Andorra in Spain's 2nd Division, the 30‑year‑old Jesús de Miguel, who collapsed after colliding with the goalkeeper, lost his life in the hospital where he was taken. Tenerife Club announced the player's death.

During the stoppage time of the match, forward Jesús de Miguel, wearing Tenerife's kit, lay on the ground after the collision he had with Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono.
Medical teams intervened on the player who had lost consciousness on the field.
According to reports in the Spanish press, de Miguel, whose heart had stopped, was revived after CPR in the ambulance.
The player, whose condition was stabilized, was taken to the hospital for intensive care.

Statement from Tenerife Club
Tenerife Club announced that the 30‑year‑old player had died on Tuesday, 3 November 2026 at 08:00.
In the club's statement, condolences were expressed to Jesús de Miguel's family and close ones, while it was noted that the family requested respect for their privacy during this difficult period.
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