CD Tenerife will hold a memorial service on Saturday for forward Jesús de Miguel, who died after suffering a serious injury during a Spanish second-division match. The club said in a statement that all fans are invited to attend as it bids farewell to the 30-year-old striker.

Tributes have flowed from across football. Supporters gathered outside Tenerife's stadium to lay flowers, and Barcelona's Raphinha was among those sending what Yahoo Sports described as a 'message of strength' to De Miguel's family. Condolences arrived from clubs and players well beyond Spain.

The injury came in a collision with Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono, who according to reports has been left devastated — described as 'broken down' and praying in the dressing room after learning of De Miguel's death. No blame has been attached to the incident, which has shaken both squads and the wider Spanish game.

The second division continues under a pall, with Saturday's service in Tenerife set to be the focal point of a week of mourning across Spanish football.