Di goalkeeper of FC Andorra, Jesús Owono, never decide whether e go return to football after di death of Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel, di club coach Carles Manso talk. De Miguel die on 3 November, one day after di collision for di Segunda División match between Tenerife and FC Andorra.
Di incident happen on 2 November. Owono come out to challenge for ball and hit De Miguel chest with knee. Di 30-year-old striker fall for pitch, suffer cardiac arrest, dem rush am hospital, but e die di next day. Referee give Owono red card and dem suspend di match.
Manso say di goalkeeper dey very touched by wetin happen and e dey pass di worst moments of im life. E explain say Owono no get intention make di collision end like that, but e still get to live with di tragedy. Di coach talk say Owono dey spend time with im family, friends, representatives and partner, while di club dey try respect im privacy and give am space.
After di incident, Owono receive plenty attack online and e close im social media accounts. Later, e release statement through FC Andorra account to show im grief, but many users still reply aggressively and call am murderer. Manso talk say di club dey wait to know any disciplinary sanction, and FC Andorra provide psychological assistance for di squad. Di club also dey try return to normal after dem suspend dia match against Mallorca for LaLiga Hypermotion.
Some reports bin suggest say Owono dey consider to leave professional football, but Manso deny say di goalkeeper don take dat decision. E say no certainty yet about when Owono go return, and nobody dey put timetable. Di coach talk say dem dey give am space so e go feel free to decide when e ready.
Manso also defend Owono over di collision, saying e no get intention. E call am tragedy and talk say di goalkeeper go get to live with am. FC Andorra dey wait for outcome of possible disciplinary sanction as di player continue to receive support from di club.
