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A preliminary autopsy report has linked the death of Tenerife striker Jes s de Miguel to chest trauma sustained during a recent football match. The findings indicate that the fatal injury was the direct result of a heavy collision on the pitch, providing the first official medical insight into the tragic passing of the professional athlete. The report confirms that the physical impact was consistent with the cause of death, following a period of uncertainty regarding the exact nature of the striker's passing.
The incident occurred during a competitive fixture between Tenerife and FC Andorra, where De Miguel was involved in a significant physical clash with FC Andorra goalkeeper Jes s Owono. According to the preliminary results, the impact from this collision caused severe trauma to the chest area. While medical staff were present at the scene during the match, the severity of the internal injuries only became fully apparent through the subsequent forensic examination.
The news has cast a shadow over the sporting community as fans, teammates, and league officials come to terms with the loss of the Tenerife forward. While the initial autopsy provides clarity on the immediate physical cause of death, the event has sparked discussions regarding player safety during high-intensity matches. Further details are expected to be released once the full medical investigation is completed and a final report is issued to the relevant authorities.