According to Marca, FC Andorra is slowly returning to normal, emerging from its most difficult days. The Tricolors' squad resumed training on Monday afternoon, a week after the unfortunate collision between Jesús de Miguel, a Tenerife player, and Jesús Owono during a match between the two teams, which resulted in the former's death. It should be noted that the team had already voluntarily trained last Wednesday and observed a minute of silence for the player, but only returned to a normal training rhythm this week. In any case, returning to the pitch is the first step for this locker room to move on from this tragedy.
Last weekend, FC Andorra and Tenerife did not play their respective league matches, which were postponed due to the tragedy. Now, Carles Manso's team is preparing for Saturday's away match against Almería, aware that resuming training does not mean forgetting what happened.
Jesús Owono is currently not back in training. The Equatorial Guinea goalkeeper is still training individually, receiving support from the club and those around him. In addition, he is awaiting the outcome of a sporting sanction after being sent off against Tenerife. The Spanish Football Federation's Disciplinary Committee postponed its decision last week. The result may be announced this Wednesday.