FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono remains away from the pitches since the tragic death of Jesús de Miguel that occurred during a Spanish second division match.
More than two weeks after the tragedy that occurred on the Spanish second division pitches, goalkeeper Jesús Owono has still not resumed training with his club FC Andorra. The young 20-year-old goalkeeper remains marked by the incident that cost the life of striker Jesús de Miguel, who died on November 3rd following a collision with the goalkeeper during a match involving his Tenerife team.
According to information reported by the daily newspaper Marca, Jesús Owono would express the wish to be able to speak directly with the victim's family. This approach, if it materializes, could perhaps help ease the tensions arising from this tragic accident. The goalkeeper, who according to initial analyses committed no fault, would be going through a difficult period psychologically.
The tragedy unfolded under particularly distressing circumstances. Jesús de Miguel, striker for Tenerife, was the victim of a violent collision with the opposing goalkeeper. Despite the rapid intervention of emergency services, the 26-year-old player could not be revived. This sudden death had provoked a wave of emotion in the world of Spanish football and beyond.
For its part, FC Andorra continues to remain silent regarding Owono's situation. The club has not wished to communicate the exact date of his return to the pitches. The entire football world is now waiting to see if this contact with the family of Jesús de Miguel can finally allow some form of closure to this affair that has deeply marked Spanish sport.
According to information reported by the daily newspaper Marca, Jesús Owono would express the wish to be able to speak directly with the victim's family. This approach, if it materializes, could perhaps help ease the tensions arising from this tragic accident. The goalkeeper, who according to initial analyses committed no fault, would be going through a difficult period psychologically.
The tragedy unfolded under particularly distressing circumstances. Jesús de Miguel, striker for Tenerife, was the victim of a violent collision with the opposing goalkeeper. Despite the rapid intervention of emergency services, the 26-year-old player could not be revived. This sudden death had provoked a wave of emotion in the world of Spanish football and beyond.
For its part, FC Andorra continues to remain silent regarding Owono's situation. The club has not wished to communicate the exact date of his return to the pitches. The entire football world is now waiting to see if this contact with the family of Jesús de Miguel can finally allow some form of closure to this affair that has deeply marked Spanish sport.
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Source: Ouest-France