CD Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel has died after suffering a cardiac arrest during a match against FC Andorra in Spain’s second division.

The 30-year-old forward collapsed late in the game following a collision with FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono. The incident happened seven minutes into stoppage time, forcing the referee to abandon the match.

Owono had rushed out of his penalty area to clear a long ball when his knee struck De Miguel in the chest, causing the striker to fall to the ground.

Medical staff quickly rushed onto the pitch and spent more than five minutes trying to revive him. However, their efforts were unsuccessful, and he was taken to hospital for further treatment.

Despite the medical team’s efforts to save his life, De Miguel later died.

CD Tenerife confirmed the sad news in an official statement released on November 3, 2026.

The Spanish club expressed deep sadness over the loss of the striker, who died while representing the team.

In its statement, the club said it was struggling to accept the news and described the loss as a painful moment for everyone connected to the team.

The club also said there were no words that could ease the sadness surrounding his death.