The report links the cardiac arrest to the collision, but provides no further detail about the incident. It is important not to speculate about what happened on the pitch or about the medical response.
For players, staff and supporters, the circumstances are especially stark: a routine contest for the ball was followed by a medical emergency and, according to the report, de Miguel’s death. The immediate focus will be on his family and those closest to him.
Tenerife’s football schedule will continue, but the club’s next public update and the team’s response will now carry particular weight. No decision about upcoming fixtures or plans to honour de Miguel has been reported in the information available.
When the squad next takes the field, attention is likely to turn to how the club and its supporters remember the striker. For now, the reported loss of a player at just 30 is a reminder of the human stakes that extend far beyond the match itself.