The president of CD Tenerife, Felipe Miñambres, has called for professional psychological support for players and families following the tragic death of Jesús de Miguel. The incident occurred after a match, when the 24-year-old player collapsed and later died. Miñambres announced a week of mourning for the club and emphasized the need for professional assistance.
Miñambres addressed the tragedy in a statement, expressing deep sorrow and urging fans to show solidarity. He confirmed that Miguel, a defender for the team, had been in good health prior to the match. The club has not yet released details about the exact cause of the collapse.
Jesús de Miguel, known as "Demi" by teammates, was a relatively unknown player in Spanish football. His death shocked fans and sparked widespread mourning. The incident has raised concerns about player health and safety in professional sports.
This is not the first time a player has suffered a sudden health crisis during a match. Similar cases have occurred in other leagues, highlighting ongoing discussions about medical protocols and emergency response in sports. The Tenerife club has pledged to support the family and ensure proper procedures are followed in the wake of the tragedy.
