Tenerife's Jesus de Miguel's condition worsens neurologically after goalkeeper collision

Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel's condition worsened neurologically after suffering cardiac arrest from a collision with Andorre goalkeeper Jesus Owono; he remains in intensive care in stable but serious condition.

Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel, 30, suffered a severe collision with Andorre goalkeeper Jesus Owono during a Liga2 match on November 2, 2026, in the 108th minute. The goalkeeper's poorly controlled aerial challenge left de Miguel unconscious on the pitch.

Medical staff performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation in the ambulance, and he regained consciousness but remained unconscious upon arrival at Nuestra Señora de Candelaria University Hospital.

The club initially reported de Miguel in stable but serious condition in intensive care. However, on Tuesday morning, Tenerife issued an alarming update: "Jesus de Miguel's medical condition has worsened on a neurological level," with the club promising further information within hours.

His teammates visited the hospital to check on him. FC Andorre, managed by Gerard Piqué, issued a statement of support wishing de Miguel a swift recovery.