Spanish authorities launch investigation after striker suffers cardiac arrest during Segunda División clash involving FC Andorra.
Oriontimes Newsroom | November 4, 2026
Spanish football has been thrown into mourning following the death of CD Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel Alameda, who reportedly died at the age of 30 after sustaining a serious chest injury during a league encounter against FC Andorra.
The tragic incident occurred on Monday, November 2, when De Miguel was involved in a collision with FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono during the Segunda División fixture.
Reports indicate that Owono came out of his goal to clear the ball, but the resulting collision saw his knee strike De Miguel in the chest, causing the Tenerife forward to collapse on the pitch.
Medical personnel immediately attended to the player and administered emergency treatment after he reportedly suffered cardiac arrest. He was subsequently transported to hospital for further medical attention.
However, despite the medical intervention, De Miguel died on Tuesday morning, November 3.
The incident has sparked widespread concern across the Spanish football community, with tributes pouring in for the deceased striker.
Meanwhile, Spanish authorities have reportedly commenced investigations into the circumstances surrounding the incident.
The tragedy has also prompted renewed conversations about player safety, emergency medical response and the risks associated with physical encounters during competitive football.
Football clubs, supporters and stakeholders have continued to express condolences to De Miguel's family, teammates and the entire CD Tenerife community.
His death represents a painful loss to Spanish football, particularly for a club and supporters who had hoped to see more of his contributions on the pitch.
May his soul rest in peace.
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