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Tears Flow As Sundowns Coach Miguel Cardoso Mourns Tragic Death Of Star Striker

The tragic death of Spanish striker Jesús de Miguel has sent shockwaves through the football fraternity, and Mamelodi Sundowns head coach Miguel Cardoso has joined the global football community in mourning.The forward for CD Tenerife, who was 30 years old at the time of his death, suffered life-threatening injuries in a match between FC Andorra and FC Barcelona in the Spanish second division. Both players were vying for a loose ball when the tragic incident happened on November 3, 2026, after a collision with FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono.

At the Estadio Heliodoro Rodríguez López, the incident allegedly occurred in the final moments of the match. As soon as they saw the striker, medical personnel hurried to his aid and rushed him to the hospital for immediate treatment. De Miguel's death was later confirmed by Tenerife, despite efforts to revive him.Clubs, players, coaches, and fans from all over the globe have been paying tribute to him after his tragic death, which has rocked Spanish football. His untimely death has also brought fresh focus to the dangers that professional football players confront on the field.

Cardoso joined many others in expressing their sorrow and remembering the late striker, who was well-respected in the world of international football. The loss was acknowledged by the Sundowns coach, who has a wealth of experience in European football.This tragedy has touched more than just De Miguel's football family; it shows how interconnected the sport is beyond borders and competitions, even though he was playing in the second division in Spain.

The tragic loss of a player is a particularly hard moment for CD Tenerife, as his loved ones and teammates must cope with the news.In times of tragedy, football unites clubs and supporters despite rivalries, as Cardoso's tribute shows. The untimely demise of Jesús de Miguel serves as a sobering reminder that the game of football is paramountly concerned with the welfare and survival of its players rather than with outcomes, awards, and rivalry.

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