Following the tragedy: The surprising demand that will lead to the suspension of the Spanish league

The Spanish Players' Association demands postponing the upcoming round of matches following the tragic death of Jesús de Miguel, a 30-year-old Tenerife striker, who died after a severe blow on the pitch. Clubs and players demand a complete halt of activity as a sign of mourning.

The Spanish and European football world is in deep mourning following the death of Jesús de Miguel, a 30-year-old Tenerife striker, who died after a severe injury sustained during a league match against Andorra. The Spanish Players' Association has submitted an urgent official request to postpone the upcoming round of matches in Spain, to allow proper days of mourning and honor his memory. The association stated that under these tragic circumstances, the mental and sporting conditions for holding the competition are not met. Meanwhile, several matches have already been postponed, including fixtures in the Copa del Rey and the second division. League officials face logistical challenges due to the congested schedule. The headline uses the word 'surprising' to describe a demand that is expected in the context of mourning.