“He is very touched,” says Andorra coach about Owono after the death of Jesús de Miguel

MADRID.- The goalkeeper of Andorra, Jesús Owono“is very touched by the situation” after the death of the forward of the Tenerife, Jesus de Miguel, in a clash between the two, his coach said this Thursday, Carles Manso.

Owono came out to clear a ball during a game of the Second Division on November 2, hitting De Miguel, who after the blow was evacuated to a hospital where he died the next day.

“He is very affected by the situation and evidently he did not intend the outcome that occurred after the crash and that in the end is a tragedy that he has to unfortunately live with,” explained the Andorra coach.

In a press conference after Andorra’s return to training, Manso explained that the goalkeeper has taken refuge with his family, friends and partner.

“We are trying to respect that privacy and that process that he is experiencing right now in a situation as complicated as this,” added Manso, who reiterated his condolences to De Miguel’s relatives.

Within that situation, the club has given him “that space so that he feels totally free to make any decision, wanting to return, not wanting to return, when he considers it appropriate and when he really feels prepared to make such a decision,” Manso explained.

Owono himself stated in a public letter last week that he was going through “the most difficult days” of his life.

“It is difficult for me to find the words and it is very difficult for me to assimilate anything that has happened,” he added before showing himself willing to face the consequences of what happened.

Palace dismiss their coach

The adventure of Pierre Sage in it Crystal Palace has lasted just 16 games, after the London club, current bottom of the Premier Leaguewill announce this Thursday the dismissal of his French coach.

Sage, signed by Crystal Palace last June, was being heavily criticized for the poor results of the current league champion. Conference League.

Crystal Palace is the last team in the Premier League, with only seven points, and with two wins and a draw as the only positive results.

With 24 goals conceded in those 10 games, the “Eagles” defense is also the worst in the English championship.

In the Europa League The results have not been too positive either: one victory and two draws in four days and only 5 points added, which leaves the London club in 21st position, very far from the Top 8 that will qualify directly for the round of 16.