Tenerife footballer Jesús de Miguel has died at the age of 30 after a collision on the pitch, according to Sky News. The Spanish club's striker was involved in the incident during a match, though further details of the circumstances were not included in the initial reporting.
Sky News reports that De Miguel, who played as a forward for the Canary Islands side, died following the collision. The BBC and The Guardian also reported his death at 30, describing him as a Tenerife striker.
Tributes have come in from English football, with ESPN reporting that Arsenal and Manchester United were among the Premier League clubs to pay their respects. Al Jazeera, meanwhile, has reported on the goalkeeper involved in the incident, Owono, and questions over whether he will face any punishment following De Miguel's death.
The collision has drawn attention beyond Spain, with coverage focusing both on the player's death and on the position of the goalkeeper involved. Clubs and supporters have been marking the loss of a player in the middle of his career.
Spanish football authorities and Tenerife are yet to be reported as having announced any formal response or disciplinary process. Further updates are expected as the club and league address the incident and as tributes continue to be paid.