Athletistic/Football. Not so long ago, an Amsterdam court issued a guilty verdict in a drug trafficking case against Spartak footballer Quincy Promes. The footballer was sentenced to six years in prison. In early March, Promes was unable to travel with the UAE team to Russia. Former Spartak midfielder Vladimir Bystrov spoke about this.
– He is not a criminal at all until he is officially declared and sent to prison. Secondly, people will always be divided into two camps – some for, others against,” Bystrov said, as quoted by Match TV.
Spartak is sixth in the RPL standings with 31 points.
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