Jesús de Miguel's family thanks supporters after €200,000 raised
The family of the late Tenerife player has thanked everyone who donated to the fundraiser started by Fran Sol, which has now passed 200,000 euros.

The family of Jesús de Miguel has broken its silence with a message of thanks. They say the support they have received since his death has moved them deeply.
The statement was released through the AFE, Spain's footballers' association. It confirms that the family has already received the money raised in the crowdfunding campaign. The campaign is still open.
What did the family say?
"We want to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all the affection and solidarity we have received," the statement reads. The family adds that it was very moved to see how many people got behind the initiative.
They singled out Fran Sol, the Hércules player who started the fundraiser. They also thanked everyone who donated, shared the campaign or sent messages of support.
"Every gesture has meant a lot to us," the family wrote. They say they have received all these shows of generosity with great warmth.
What happened before?
De Miguel, a Tenerife player, died on 3 November after a violent collision with Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono during a match between the two sides. The following day, Fran Sol launched a crowdfunding campaign to support the player's family.
The campaign has now raised more than 200,000 euros. Other coverage notes that the money is intended for De Miguel's wife and daughter, and that the family also thanked the tributes paid to the player.
What's next?
The fundraiser remains open, so donations can still come in. The family has not announced anything else in its statement.
For now, its message is simple: thank you for being there, for your solidarity and for standing by them at such a difficult time.
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