Overview
- He died on Monday, as confirmed by the Federación Cántabra de Fútbol after the weekend incident against Revilla.
- The injury followed a fortuitous head clash during the second half that left him unconscious and triggered cardiorespiratory arrests.
- Spectators and the Colindres coach performed CPR on the field before an advanced life-support unit arrived.
- He was taken to Hospital Universitario Marqués de Valdecilla, admitted to intensive care and underwent a CT scan.
- The match was suspended and clubs across Spain issued condolences to his family, teammates and CD Colindres.