The goalkeeper of the Spanish League One team, Collinders, died this morning after being hit in the head in the game last Saturday.

According to World Sports, the 19-year-old goalkeeper from Cantabria Club suffered a head trauma during the game, resulting in multiple cardiopulmonary arrests, one on the field and the other on the way to the hospital. According to some media reports, he may have had a third arrest in the hospital. At the time of the accident, Corinderes' head coach Rafa de La Peña (with a degree in physical education) gave him mouth-to-mouth artificial respiration, and a nursing student watching the game in the stands also tried to provide first aid until medical staff arrived.

Official announcement of the Royal Cantabria Football Association:

Royal Cantabria Football Association regretfully announced that C.D. Corinderes' goalkeeper Raul Ramirez was diagnosed with brain death after an accidental collision in the game last Saturday. At this extremely painful time, according to the clear wishes of his family, they decided to donate his organs to benefit others.

Cantabria football community is deeply saddened by the sudden death of the young man who died young at the age of 19.

Cantabria Royal Football Association announced three days of condolences and will watch him for one minute in all matches next round.

Cantabria Royal Football Association extends its sincerest condolences to his family, friends and the entire C.D. Corinderes Club.

May Him rest in peace.