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Unverified reports circulating online have claimed that Spanish authorities may be considering legal action against FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono following the death of Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel.
De Miguel reportedly died from injuries sustained during a serious collision during Monday's football match, an incident that has attracted considerable attention and raised questions about the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
The reports allege that prosecutors are investigating the possibility of criminal responsibility in connection with the incident. They further claim that an international arrest warrant could have been issued against Owono.
However, these serious allegations, including claims of aggravated manslaughter and reckless endangerment, have not been independently verified.
There is also no confirmed official statement establishing that Owono has been charged with a criminal offence or that an international arrest warrant has been issued.
The incident has generated strong reactions among football supporters, with discussions focusing on the circumstances of the collision and the emotional impact on those involved.
Owono has reportedly been receiving support from his family following the tragedy.
Further clarification from Spanish authorities and the relevant football organisations is needed to establish whether any criminal investigation or legal proceedings have been initiated.
The death of De Miguel remains a tragedy for his family, teammates and the wider football community.