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Tributes paid to Jesús de Miguel following his passing

Football clubs pay tribute to Jesús de Miguel, who died during a match, through various charitable initiatives and emblematic gestures.

5 November 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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UD Las Palmas has decided to wear their third kit in the upcoming match against CD Eldense in memory of Jesús de Miguel, a player for CD Tenerife who recently passed away. This uniform had sparked controversy due to its similarity to that of CD Tenerife, so the club wished to wear it as a gesture of tribute.

UD Almería has announced that all proceeds from ticket sales for the match against Tenerife will be donated to support Jesús de Miguel's family. This gesture aims to contribute to their well-being following the tragic incident that occurred during a game.

CD Tenerife has visited the Navahermosa municipal funeral home to accompany Jesús de Miguel's family, who died at the age of 30 after suffering an accident on the field during a match. This act of support has been significant for the family and the player's teammates.

Additionally, Burgos CF has stated that it will donate the proceeds from the match against CD Tenerife to help the footballer's family, in a solidarity effort that also aims to contribute to the future of Jesús de Miguel's daughter.

La Liga will also pay tribute to Jesús de Miguel during the twelfth matchday, highlighting the clash between Atlético de Madrid and FC Barcelona at the Metropolitano Stadium. This recognition is part of a collective sentiment of mourning in the football world.

The family of Jesús de Miguel has expressed their gratitude for the outpouring of love and respect received following his death. In a statement, they thanked everyone who has shown support during this difficult time, reaffirming the impact his absence has caused.

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