Foto: BB.LV / Хесус де Мигель с дочерью
The club's decision was reported by the Turkish publication [Haberler](https://www.haberler.com/) on November 10. The management of "Tenerife" stated that it intends to support the footballer's family not only within the framework of legal obligations but also beyond them. ### Tragedy in the final minutes of the match 30-year-old forward Jesus de Miguel suffered a fatal injury on November 2 during a match in the second Spanish division between "Tenerife" and "Andorra." In stoppage time of the match, the player rushed for the ball but collided with the opposing goalkeeper Jesus Ovono, who had run far outside the penalty area. The impact was so severe that de Miguel lost consciousness. Medical personnel rushed onto the field. The player suffered cardiac arrest and was subsequently taken to the hospital. Despite the doctors' efforts, Jesus de Miguel passed away on the morning of November 3. He was only 30 years old. The tragedy shocked Spanish football. The match was stopped, and leading clubs in the country expressed their condolences to the family of the deceased. ### "Carla will never be alone" After the footballer's death, the management of "Tenerife" decided to take on long-term obligations to his young daughter. The club's majority shareholder Raiko Garcia stated during the memorial ceremony that Carla would not be left without support. The club's CEO Antonio Manuel Porro Granados confirmed that financial assistance would be provided at least until the girl reaches the age of 18. "We want to remain a support for her at least until she becomes an adult. The club will provide as much support as possible in all respects — even in ways that go beyond our legal obligations," said the leader. According to him, the club is also seeking additional opportunities to increase payments so that the family experiences as little financial hardship as possible after the tragedy. ### The football world united for the family Support for de Miguel's loved ones was not only provided by representatives of "Tenerife." Former club player Fran Sol organized a charity campaign to raise funds for the deceased's family. Other athletes and representatives of the football community joined the initiative. Meanwhile, the Spanish police have begun an investigation into the circumstances of the footballer's death. A preliminary forensic examination linked the death to a chest injury sustained during the collision. The goalkeeper of "Andorra," Jesus Ovono, who was involved in the fateful episode, stated that he is experiencing the hardest days of his life. His club also expressed condolences to de Miguel's family. For little Carla, her father can no longer be brought back. But Tenerife's promise means that the club intends to support her throughout her childhood.
