
The Spanish club Tenerife has announced that it will financially support the one-year-old daughter of Jesus de Miguel, who lost his life after a collision with the Andorra goalkeeper during the match between the two teams. The news was announced by the club’s chief executive, Antonio Manuel Porro Granados.
He stressed that the commitment will last until the girl reaches adulthood. According to him, the initiative was undertaken on the initiative of the club’s main shareholder, Rayco Garcia. It enjoys the full support of everyone at Tenerife.
Porro Granados stressed that the aim is for the family of Jesus de Miguel to feel supported at this difficult moment. “Our goal is to stand by the girl and to ensure that the entire Tenerife family supports her. We want to be by her side at least until she reaches adulthood.
This is a commitment we have made on the initiative of our main shareholder, Rayco Garcia, whom we all support without reservation,” he said. The chief executive added that the club is considering ways to strengthen its financial support. In this way, the circumstances will affect the family’s life as little as possible, at least on a material level.
“At the same time, we are also considering ways to strengthen our financial support, so that the circumstances affect their lives as little as possible, at least on a material level. Of course, it is impossible for such a loss not to leave a mark,” he added. This commitment comes after the loss of Jesus de Miguel, who collapsed after the collision with the Andorra goalkeeper during the match between the two teams.
The Tenerife club has expressed its readiness to offer the maximum possible help at every level. The main focus remains the well-being of his young daughter. The Spanish club’s initiative aims to ease the family’s burden during this difficult period, by standing by them until the girl reaches adulthood.
