Mort de Jesús de Miguel : Jesús Owono envisage-t-il de mettre un terme à sa carrière ?
Deeply affected by the death of Jesús de Miguel, which occurred after a collision with the FC Andorra goalkeeper, Jesús Owono is going through a particularly painful ordeal. Overwhelmed by guilt and facing a wave of verbal abuse and racism, the Equatorial Guinean goalkeeper is even considering ending his career.
Since this tragic accident, Jesús Owono's psychological state has been worrying. Targeted on social media, where he has been subjected to numerous racist insults and hateful messages, the goalkeeper has finally decided to deactivate his accounts.
In a statement released Wednesday by his club, the player expressed his deep distress, referring to "the most difficult days of his life" after the disappearance of Jesús de Miguel.
Those close to him are also worried about his emotional state. When interviewed by Mundo Deportivo, Ana Maye, coordinator of the Equatorial Guinea national team and a close friend of the goalkeeper, revealed that he was having a very difficult time coping with this tragedy.
“Despite all our efforts to reassure him, he remains deeply saddened,” she explained. According to her, Owono is particularly distraught by the consequences of this accident for the deceased player’s family, especially his wife and their one-and-a-half-year-old child. “He doesn’t know how to cope with all of this,” she added.
The goalkeeper is so overcome with guilt that he is considering ending his professional career. This prospect reflects the extent of the trauma he is experiencing.
Ana Maye, however, tried to remind him that such a tragedy was not intentional. "No one steps onto the court with the intention of killing another player," she emphasized, urging people not to place an additional burden on Owono, a burden he is already struggling to bear.
Beyond the goalkeeper, his loved ones are also suffering the repercussions of this tragedy. His younger brother is being called a murderer, while some of his teammates are criticizing him. His sister, a student at the University of Valencia, is also affected by the attacks targeting her family.
"They don't deserve this," lamented Ana Maye, denouncing the insults and hostile behavior towards members of her circle.
While the exact circumstances of the tragedy are still to be examined as part of the investigation, Jesús Owono now has to face a double ordeal: the psychological shock linked to the death of Jesús de Miguel and the violence he has suffered since the accident.
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