FC Andorra have resumed normal training as the club begins to recover from the death of Tenerife player Jesus de Miguel in a collision with goalkeeper Jesus Owono.
The Tricolors returned to the training ground on Monday afternoon, a week after the incident during the match between the two teams. The session marked the first step towards a regular routine following the tragedy.
The squad had voluntarily trained last Wednesday and held a minute’s silence for Jesus de Miguel, but had not resumed its usual schedule until this week.
FC Andorra and Tenerife both had their league fixtures postponed last weekend because of the incident. Carles Manso’s side are now preparing for Saturday’s away match against Almeria, while recognising that returning to action does not mean forgetting what happened.
Owono has not yet rejoined team training. The Equatorial Guinea goalkeeper continues to work individually, with support from FC Andorra and those around him.
He is also waiting for a decision from the Spanish Football Federation’s Disciplinary Committee after being sent off against Tenerife. The committee postponed its ruling last week, with the outcome potentially due to be announced on Wednesday.
