Athletistic/Football. Ramenskoye’s Saturn CEO Roman Shirokov has expressed his thoughts on the future of Quincy Promes, the Spartak striker who was recently convicted in an Amsterdam court and found guilty of causing bodily harm, for which he was sentenced to a year and a half.
“Promes is likely to end his career in Russia. Therefore, I guess he ties his future to Russia. Is there a statute of limitations for crimes in the Netherlands? After all, the case is not about the murder, only about the cause He just inflicted stab wounds.
If Promes gets Russian citizenship, he will still be considered a foreign player in the Russian Premier League, as he has already played for the national team. However, for life in Russia, he will be comfortable even without our passport. Of course, he is an important player for Spartak. Last year he scored 20 league goals and another five in the Cup,” Shirokov said as quoted by Match TV.
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