The death of Jesús de Miguel has had a profound impact on FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono. After the fatal collision, Owono went through an extremely difficult period and even considered ending his career. This was revealed in an interview by Ana Mayé, a close friend since he was 14 and the general coordinator of the Equatorial Guinea national team.
The tragedy has also affected Owono's family. His younger brother, who plays football in the Basque Country, has been verbally abused and harassed by some teammates and parents, who have maliciously branded him a "murderer." His sister, who studies in Valencia, has also been distressed by the aftermath of the incident. The family is struggling with their grief and is appealing to the public for calm and respect for their privacy.
"Jesús needs time, help, and a quiet environment to process the tragedy that has occurred," said Ana Mayé. FC Andorra continues to support Owono, hoping he can gradually recover mentally and have the chance to return to the pitch in the future.
Constantinetino
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The society we live in nowadays is cruel, why the heck would u call him a murderer, is that guy the first person to die on the pitch ,it's an accident as simple as that 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
wawikmprz
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it was not intentional
juoacdimrs
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some fouls are committed in football intentionally but not with intention to take away the opponent's life..the goal keeper just wanted to foul the player and protect his goal..Taking his life was never in the plan.. players are taught to give away fouls when necessary to stop an attacking threat..y'all watch football every week..it's funny how you can't reason out something as simple as this.... no wonder your bet slips keep loosing