After De Miguel's departure, Andorra's goalkeeper breaks his silence.

The player died in the early hours of Tuesday morning due to his injuries.

Ouno expressed his deep sadness over de Miguel's death, noting that he is going through the hardest days of his life.

Ouno stated in a message: "These are the hardest days of my life."

He added: "I find it difficult to find the right words to describe how I feel, and I struggle to comprehend what has happened. I know there are many questions that need answers, and I will face whatever comes with the utmost respect," as reported by the Japan Times.

Ouno continued: "Right now, honestly, I can think of nothing but Jesús and the pain we are experiencing. Rest in peace, Jesús."

Accusations and Abuse on Social Media

Ouno deactivated his Instagram account on Tuesday after being subjected to a massive amount of online abuse, with some users labeling him a "killer" in their comments on his posts.

Meanwhile, Andorra announced that it is providing psychological support to anyone in need within the club following de Miguel's death.

On Tuesday evening, Argentine defender Lautaro Spatz defended his teammate Ouno, emphasizing that the goalkeeper is suffering greatly due to what has happened.

Spatz wrote in a social media post: "I want to say a few words about my teammate, our goalkeeper, and my friend, who has been deeply affected by what occurred. We who know him understand well his nature and the extent of the suffering he is going through at this moment, and we know he never intended to harm anyone."

He added: "In football, unfortunate incidents can happen, but no one would have imagined that one of these incidents would end with such tragic consequences."

Equatorial Guinea Football Federation Stands by the Goalkeeper

The Equatorial Guinea Football Federation announced in a statement on Tuesday its support for goalkeeper Ouno, who is 25 years old.

The federation noted that the player is experiencing deep sorrow and grief due to the psychological repercussions of the tragic incident.

Ouno is considered one of the players of the Equatorial Guinea national team, having participated in 47 international matches for his country.

The Spanish police's homicide unit has opened an investigation into the incident, as judicial officials clarified that any death not resulting from natural causes necessitates an automatic judicial inquiry.

The police are also investigating the nature of the emergency medical response received by the player after he fell on the pitch.

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Ouno collided with the opposing team's forward de Miguel during the final minutes of an exciting match that ended in a 2-2 draw in the Spanish Segunda División on Monday.

De Miguel fell to the ground immediately after the violent collision, which appeared to involve the goalkeeper's knee striking the forward in the chest.

The player died in the early hours of Tuesday morning due to his injuries.

Ouno expressed his deep sadness over de Miguel's death, noting that he is going through the hardest days of his life.

Ouno stated in a message: "These are the hardest days of my life."

He added: "I find it difficult to find the right words to describe how I feel, and I struggle to comprehend what has happened. I know there are many questions that need answers, and I will face whatever comes with the utmost respect," as reported by the Japan Times.

Ouno continued: "Right now, honestly, I can think of nothing but Jesús and the pain we are experiencing. Rest in peace, Jesús."

Accusations and Abuse on Social Media

Ouno deactivated his Instagram account on Tuesday after being subjected to a massive amount of online abuse, with some users labeling him a "killer" in their comments on his posts.

Meanwhile, Andorra announced that it is providing psychological support to anyone in need within the club following de Miguel's death.

On Tuesday evening, Argentine defender Lautaro Spatz defended his teammate Ouno, emphasizing that the goalkeeper is suffering greatly due to what has happened.

Spatz wrote in a social media post: "I want to say a few words about my teammate, our goalkeeper, and my friend, who has been deeply affected by what occurred. We who know him understand well his nature and the extent of the suffering he is going through at this moment, and we know he never intended to harm anyone."

He added: "In football, unfortunate incidents can happen, but no one would have imagined that one of these incidents would end with such tragic consequences."

Equatorial Guinea Football Federation Stands by the Goalkeeper

The Equatorial Guinea Football Federation announced in a statement on Tuesday its support for goalkeeper Ouno, who is 25 years old.

The federation noted that the player is experiencing deep sorrow and grief due to the psychological repercussions of the tragic incident.

Ouno is considered one of the players of the Equatorial Guinea national team, having participated in 47 international matches for his country.

The Spanish police's homicide unit has opened an investigation into the incident, as judicial officials clarified that any death not resulting from natural causes necessitates an automatic judicial inquiry.

The police are also investigating the nature of the emergency medical response received by the player after he fell on the pitch.