Death of Jesus de Miguel: Jesus Owono considering retirement, Spanish press reports

Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono is considering retiring after the death of Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel, whom he collided with during a Segunda División match on Monday.

Jesus Owono, the 25-year-old Andorra goalkeeper, is deeply affected by the death of Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel following a violent collision during a Segunda División match last Monday. De Miguel suffered a cardiac arrest and died the next morning.

According to Mundo Deportivo, Owono is contemplating ending his career, with Ana Maye, a close confidant and coordinator for Equatorial Guinea's national team, confirming he is profoundly distressed.

Owono is receiving psychological support from his club to help him understand the incident was an accident. He is particularly troubled by thoughts of De Miguel's 18-month-old child and widow.

The goalkeeper is also concerned about the impact on his family: his younger brother, a footballer in the Basque Country, has faced abuse in his sporting environment, and his sister, a student in Valencia, has experienced similar treatment. His parents, based in the Basque Country, have had journalists regularly at their home.

FC Andorra is supporting Owono's recovery, which extends far beyond football. He faces a potential 12-match suspension for the incident, with his disciplinary sanction expected this week.