Michael Owono Faces Racist Abuse After De Miguel's Death
Following the death of Spanish footballer Jesús de Miguel, Michael Owono, who plays for CF Can Vidalet, reported receiving racist abuse and threats due to a mistaken identity with FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono. De Miguel died after a collision during a match between CD Tenerife and FC Andorra.
The incident occurred in added time, requiring urgent medical attention for de Miguel, who was 30 years old and had entered the match as a substitute. Michael Owono expressed his condolences to de Miguel's family and condemned the hate messages he received, stating that he is not Jesús Owono and has no connection to the incident.
He emphasized the need for empathy and humanity over racial prejudice, asserting that discrimination has no place in football or society. He thanked those who supported him during this difficult time, advocating for a world with more respect and less hate.
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