Owono breaks the silence after death of Michael Jesus: “I will face...”

Owono breaks the silence after Michael's death:

Through a statement published this Wednesday by FC Andorra on its social networks, Jesús Owono guarantees to be prepared to face “whatever comes with all due respect”. Owono left a message of condolences to the family and friends of Jesus of Michael.

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04/11/2026
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Rodrigo Dear

Pi hear more than 24 hours after confirmation of the death of Jesús de Miguel, Jesús Owono broke the silence about the death of the former player of Tenerife. The guardian issued, during the afternoon of Wednesday, a note through the social networks of FC Andorra.

 

“The FC Andorra remains deeply affected by the death of Jesús de Miguel. In these difficult moments, our player Jesús Owono wants to share a few words in person”, he started by writing the Spanish emblem.

The goalkeeper, who is a native of Equatorial Guinea, says he is living the “most difficult” days of his life, after the death of his professional colleague has been confirmed, leaving a message of condolences to the family and friends of Jesus de Miguel.

“ These are the hardest days of my life. I find it hard to find the words and it's very difficult for me to assimilate everything that happened. I feel a great pain for the loss of Jesus. I think about him, his family and all the people who liked him,” the Africans said.

Owono goes further and guarantees to be prepared to face “whatever comes with all due respect”, this if, eventually, the situation goes to judicial ways.

“ I know there will be many issues to be addressed, and I will face whatever comes with all due respect. But right now, honestly, I can't think of anything but Jesus and the pain we're living. Rest in peace, Jesús ", guarantees the goalkeeper.

“The FC Andorra calls for maximum sensitivity and respect”, the note ends.

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