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FC Andorra Keeper Uncertain of Return After De Miguel Tragedy, Says Manager

  • On Thursday, FC Andorra manager Carles Manso announced that goalkeeper Jesus Owono is yet to decide whether he will return to professional football following the death of Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel.
  • De Miguel died in hospital on November 4, the day after a collision with Owono during their Segunda Division match. Spanish police opened an investigation into the tragedy, though formal charges against Owono are considered extremely unlikely.
  • Owono, who has 47 caps for Equatorial Guinea, is currently with his family and was not called up for the international break. The club is providing psychological support and space for his decision.
  • Andorra travel to Almeria on Saturday for their first fixture since the incident, but Owono will not be present. The club allowed players to choose whether to train over the past 10 days.
  • Over the weekend, fans and players paid emotional tribute to De Miguel at Estadio Heliodoro Rodriguez Lopez, where a massive 'Forever Demi' banner hung behind the pitch stage. Tenerife captain Enric Gallego said, "To speak of you in the past tense is tremendously unfair.
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The Andorran coach, Carles Manso, said on Thursday that goalkeeper Jesús Oweno will be free to decide whether to play football again after the death of attacker Jesús de Miguel, from Tenerife, as a result of a collision between the two during a match. According to the coach, the player of Equatorial Guinea is deeply shaken by the episode and remains away from training, accompanied by relatives, friends and close people. The club does not intend …

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Marca broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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