Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Ouno considering retirement after death of Jesus de Miguel

Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Ouno is considering ending his football career after the death of Spanish striker Jesus de Miguel, according to a report by Foot Mercato.

Ouno, 25, is said to be suffering from a severe psychological crisis following the incident and is struggling to imagine returning to football while dealing with its consequences. He is also awaiting the implementation of the punishment imposed on him.

The report says Ouno has been spending most of his time at home with his family. He is receiving support from mental health professionals, as well as from Andorra’s coaching and administrative staff, who are helping him through what has been described as an extremely difficult period.

He is understood to be uncertain about returning to competitive football because of the reaction he may face when he next plays. In particular, he is aware that supporters could respond with hostility when he resumes his career.

The Spanish football community has continued to mourn the death of Jesus de Miguel, who died at the age of 30. Tributes have been held across the country, from matches in the Spanish league to amateur fixtures, with players and officials observing a minute’s silence before games.

Matches in divisions and competitions throughout Spanish football have become occasions to remember the striker, reflecting the widespread sadness caused by his death.

The developments surrounding Ouno come as that period of mourning continues, while attention remains on the goalkeeper’s mental state and the support being provided by those around him.

The fixture information accompanying the report includes the following scheduled matches:

CD Badajoz Copa del Rey 10 November 2026

Tenerife v Almeria Segunda Division 14 November 2026

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