“The Hardest Days of My Life”: Jesús Owono Speaks After Jesús de Miguel's Death

  • FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono has shared an emotional statement following the death of CD Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel, who suffered a serious injury during Monday's match between the two teams.

Jesús Owono Speaks About the Tragedy

Jesús Owono is struggling to come to terms with the death of Jesús de Miguel.

The FC Andorra goalkeeper issued a statement through his club on Wednesday, describing the grief he has experienced since the Tenerife striker died following an incident during their match on Monday.

“These have been the hardest days of my life. I struggle to find the words, and it is very difficult for me to process anything that has happened,” Owono said.


The goalkeeper, who was born in Bata, Equatorial Guinea, also expressed his condolences to the player's family.

“I feel tremendous pain over Jesús's loss,” he said.

What Happened During Tenerife vs FC Andorra?

The incident occurred during stoppage time of Monday's match between CD Tenerife and FC Andorra.

De Miguel suffered a serious injury following a dangerous challenge by Owono. The Madrid-born striker was taken to a hospital in Tenerife, where he died hours later.

The tragedy has deeply affected FC Andorra, whose goalkeeper addressed the loss in his statement.

“I feel tremendous pain over Jesús's loss. I think about him, his family and everyone who loved him,” Owono added.


Owono Says He Will Face What Comes Next

The goalkeeper acknowledged that there are matters to be addressed following the incident, but said his thoughts remain with De Miguel and those mourning his death.

“I know there will be many issues to address. I will face whatever comes with the utmost respect. Right now, honestly, I cannot think about anything other than Jesús and the pain we are experiencing. Rest in peace, Jesús.”

FC Andorra concluded its statement by asking for the utmost sensitivity and respect.


Three Key Points From Owono's Statement

  1. An emotional message: Owono described the days following De Miguel's death as the hardest of his life.
  2. A tragedy during the match: The Tenerife striker died in hospital after suffering a serious injury during Monday's game.
  3. A request for respect: The goalkeeper said he would face what comes next, while FC Andorra appealed for sensitivity.