CD Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel Alameda dies after collision
CD Tenerife has confirmed the death of 30-year-old attacker Jesus de Miguel Alameda following a violent incident during a Spanish second division match on Tuesday, 3 November 2026. The club announced the tragic news in a formal communiqué, marking the end of a life cut short by a collision that occurred on the pitch.
The incident took place at 8:00 local time when Alameda was involved in a mid-air clash with Andorran goalkeeper Jesus Owono. The force of the impact led to immediate medical attention, and the player was subsequently hospitalized. Despite the efforts of medical staff, Alameda did not survive the injuries sustained during the league fixture.
In its statement, CD Tenerife expressed its deepest support for Alameda's family, close ones, and the club's supporters. The family has since thanked fans for their outpouring of grief and has requested privacy during this difficult period. The death has cast a sombre shadow over the Spanish second division, with the focus now turning to the immediate aftermath of the event.
The club and the wider football community are expected to observe a moment of silence in his honour. As the investigation into the specific circumstances of the collision proceeds, the football world unites in mourning for the young attacker who lost his life in the line of duty.
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