Jesús de Miguel remains in intensive care after on-field cardiac arrest

CD Tenerife forward Jesús de Miguel is receiving specialist treatment in an intensive care unit after suffering a cardiorespiratory arrest during a Segunda División match on November 2, according to the report. The emergency occurred during a collision with Andorra goalkeeper Owono. De Miguel was given immediate medical attention at the ground and taken to hospital by ambulance shortly afterwards. The incident turned the match into a worrying moment for players, team staff and supporters from both sides, as medical personnel responded to the player’s condition. In an update after his hospitalisation, Tenerife said De Miguel’s neurological condition had worsened. The club has not indicated when it expects to issue further information about his progress, leaving supporters awaiting news from the medical team. A cardiorespiratory arrest occurs when the heart and breathing stop at the same time. The report notes that how quickly circulation and oxygen supply are restored can affect the extent of neurological harm. It does not provide further details about De Miguel’s treatment or prognosis. The seriousness of the incident has prompted concern across the football community, with many hoping for positive developments as the 29-year-old remains under specialist care. For now, the club has not announced a timetable for another update, and his condition continues to be monitored by medical professionals.