Footballer Quincy Promes handed 18 month jail term for assault, says Spartak Moscow club

Former Netherlands Striker Quincy Promes Sentenced to 18 Months in Jail

In a shocking turn of events, former Netherlands striker and Spartak Moscow forward, Quincy Promes has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for stabbing his cousin. The incident took place at a family party back in July 2020 and the Dutch court found him guilty of assault.

Promes’ lawyer has stated that he will appeal this decision which has left many fans bewildered. It’s hard to believe that someone who was once seen as a hero on the pitch can commit such an awful crime.

To make things worse, this isn’t the first time that Promes has had legal troubles. He was also charged by Dutch prosecutors last month for allegedly being involved in drug trafficking.

The Rise and Fall of Quincy Promes

Promes started off his career strong with impressive performances at Ajax and Sevilla but it seems like success got to his head. He moved on to Spartak Moscow where he continued playing well until these recent incidents.

It’s truly baffling how someone with so much potential can throw it all away due to their own reckless behavior. Fans are left wondering what could have been if only he had stayed out of trouble.

The Impact on Football

This news not only affects Promes himself but also the football community as a whole. It brings into question whether or not players should be held accountable for their actions outside of the field since they are often viewed as role models by young fans around the world.

What Does the Future Hold?

It’s uncertain what will happen to Promes now that he is facing jail time. He may never be able to return to the sport he once loved and excelled at. This serves as a reminder that actions have consequences and one bad decision can ruin everything.