As per VoetbalPrimeur, two clubs have issued a letter of intent to sign Quincy Promes, should he be allowed to await his ...

Former Netherlands international footballer Quincy Promes has lost his battle to be released from jail so he can resume his ...

Quincy Promes (No.10) of Spartak seen in action during the Russian Cup 2022/2023 football match between Zenit Saint Petersburg and Spartak Moscow at Gazprom Arena.

As per VoetbalPrimeur, the Amsterdam Court of Appeal has decided that Quincy Promes will remain in custody pending his appeal ...

Footballer Quincy Promes will remain in custody for the time being, the Amsterdam Court of Appeal ruled on Tuesday. According ...

AMSTERDAM — Netherlands forward Quincy Promes was found guilty Monday of stabbing his cousin in the leg and was sentenced to 18 months in prison. The Amsterdam District Court judges said the ...

Spartak Moscow forward Quincy Promes has been sentenced in his absence to six years in prison by a Dutch court for his involvement in smuggling 1,350kgs of cocaine. The 32-year-old was accused of ...

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — Dutch soccer player Quincy Promes was being extradited Friday from Dubai to the Netherlands, where he faces a prison sentence for involvement in cocaine smuggling… ...

Spartak's Quincy Promes looks on, during the Europa League Group C soccer match between Leicester City and Spartak Moscow at the King Power Stadium in Leicester, England, Thursday, Nov. 4, 2021.

Leading European soccer player Quincy Promes, who was convicted in absentia for drug smuggling last month in the Netherlands, has been arrested in Dubai at the request of Dutch prosecutors who are ...

Netherlands' Quincy Promes looks on during the Euro 2020 group C qualifying soccer match between Northern Ireland and the Netherlands at Windsor Park, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Saturday, Nov. 16 ...

AMSTERDAM (AP) — Netherlands forward Quincy Promes has been convicted of stabbing his cousin in the leg and has been sentenced to 18 months in prison. The Amsterdam District Court judges say the ...