FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono has expressed his “huge ache” on the dying of Tenerife ahead Jesus de Miguel.
Owono’s knee crashed into De Miguel’s chest because the pair contested a free ball throughout the Segunda Division sport between the golf equipment on the Estadio Heliodoro Rodriguez Lopez on Monday.
The Equatorial Guinea worldwide was sent-off however remained on the sector whereas gamers from each side, and the medical groups, rushed to De Miguel’s assist.
De Miguel, 30, was taken to hospital however passed away on Tuesday morning.
Owono has acquired widespread criticism for the problem and is now the topic of a police investigation for attainable involuntary manslaughter.
The 25-year-old’s team-mate Lautaro Spatz spoke out in defence of Owono earlier on Wednesday and the goalkeeper has now damaged his silence, admitting his profound grief.
He stated in a statement released by FC Andorra: “These are probably the most tough days of my life.
“I discover it tough to search out the phrases and I discover it very tough to assimilate something that has occurred. I really feel huge ache for the lack of Jesus. I consider him, his household and all of the individuals who liked him.”
Owono says he’s ready for no matter motion is taken by the authorities however his fast precedence is honouring the reminiscence of De Miguel.
He added: ”I do know that there will probably be many points to deal with, I’ll face no matter comes with all due respect. However proper now, truthfully, I can’t consider something apart from Jesus and the ache we’re experiencing.
”Relaxation in peace, Jesus.”
