Spanish police have opened an investigation into possible involuntary manslaughter after 30-year-old CD Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel died following an on-pitch collision. The player suffered a cardiac arrest after the incident during a LaLiga 2 match between CD Tenerife and FC Andorra on Monday. Tenerife said de Miguel died on Tuesday morning, 3 November 2026, following neurological deterioration, with the club confirming his death at 8:00 a.m. The collision happened in the seventh minute of stoppage time, with the score level at 2-2. FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono charged out to challenge for a long ball that de Miguel was trying to collect. Owono was sent off for the challenge, shown a red card for making a high-kicking tackle using excessive force. The match was abandoned so medical staff could treat de Miguel, who was rushed to hospital and placed in intensive care. Spain’s National Police confirmed that a judicial investigation had been opened. Under Spanish law, deaths from non-natural causes, including accidents, require judicial review. However, Santa Cruz de Tenerife chief prosecutor José Luis Sánchez-Jáuregui said criminal proceedings were considered unlikely because the collision occurred during active play. Domestic football activity in Spain was suspended through 5 November, and UEFA ordered a moment of silence for fixtures this week. Tenerife’s death has triggered an ongoing police investigation, with no arrests or charges reported in the available details.