Santander, Spain — A 19-year-old Spanish goalkeeper, Raul Ramirez Osorio, has tragically d!ed after suffering a severe head injury during a league match on Saturday. Ramirez, who played for Colindres Sports Club, succumbed to his injuries on Monday after two days in critical condition.
The incident occurred during a Spanish league match when the young player suffered a blow to the head, resulting in a cardiac arrest on the pitch. Immediate life-saving efforts were made by those present at the match. His manager performed mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, and he was successfully revived by a nursing student who was watching the game.
Ramirez Osorio was rushed critically injured to Marques de Valdecilla Hospital in the northern Spanish city of Santander, where he was admitted to the intensive care unit. However, his fight for life ended on Monday.
El Real Madrid, su presidente y su Junta Directiva lamentan profundamente el fallecimiento de Raúl Ramírez, portero de 19 años del C. D. Colindres.
Nuestras condolencias a sus familiares, a sus seres queridos, a sus compañeros y a su club. Descanse en paz.
— Real Madrid C.F. (@realmadrid) September 29, 2025
Family Chooses Organ Donation
The news was confirmed in an official statement released by The Royal Cantabrian Football Federation, the regional governing body for the league.
“The Royal Cantabrian Football Federation regrets to announce that Colindres Sports Club goalkeeper Raul Ramirez is brain de!ad after an accidental collision during last Saturday’s match,” the federation stated today. “In the midst of this painful time, and at the express wish of his family, the decision has been made to donate his organs so that others may benefit.”
The young footballer’s final act, through the compassionate decision of his family, ensures that his legacy will continue to save the lives of others.
Source: The Mirror
