Spanish professional footballer Jesus de Miguel, who played as a striker for CD Tenerife club, has died. The 30-yar-old suffered a serious injury during his team's Spanish second-division match against FC Andorra on November 1, 2026, according to BBC. As reported, De Miguel suffered head and chest injuries following a heavy collision with Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono, who was sent off for the challenge. Initially his condition was reported to be in a "stable but serious" condition. However, his condition deteriorated on November 2, and he died early the following morning.

CD Tenerife confirmed the news in an emotional statement, expressing grief over the striker's death. "Heartbroken, with a lump in our throats and unable to believe this is true, CD Tenerife announces the tragic death of Jesus de Miguel Alameda. There are no words of comfort; there is absolutely nothing that can lessen this overwhelming sadness. We stand with his grieving family, with his loved ones, with all of Tenerife who mourn this cruel loss today," the club said.

The club added that De Miguel's family had appreciated the messages of support and requested privacy during this difficult time.

FC Andorra also expressed its condolences to the striker's family, teammates and friends.

"With broken hearts and devastated, we want to send our most sincere condolences to the family of Jesus de Miguel, to all his team-mates, friends, and to CD Tenerife," the club said.

What happened during the Tenerife vs Andorra match?

The tragic incident took place in stoppage time, with both teams level at 2-2. Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono rushed towards the centre circle to clear a long ball when he collided heavily with De Miguel. Following which the Tenerife striker was left motionless on the pitch. He was subsequently transported to hospital by ambulance.

As per a report of Spanish media Marca, De Miguel suffered a cardiac arrest during the journey and was revived by paramedics.

Tenerife initially described his condition as "serious but stable". However, the club later issued an update confirming that his neurological condition had deteriorated.

"Jesús de Miguel's neurological condition has deteriorated. Further information will be provided in the coming hours," the club said before confirming his death.

Who was Jesus de Miguel?

Jesus de Miguel began his professional football career in 2015 with Leganes. He subsequently represented several Spanish clubs, including Lugo, Fuenlabrada, Internacional Madrid, Union Adarve, Navalcarnero and Unionistas. He joined Castellon in 2023 and scored 16 goals, helping the club secure promotion to Spain's second division. In 2025, De Miguel signed a three-year contract with CD Tenerife. Before his death, he had scored 11 goals in 29 appearances for the club.

Miguel is survived by his daughter, Carla de Miguel Fernandez, who was born in 2025.