The Ministry of Sports refused to help Moscow football club Spartak obtain Russian citizenship for Dutch red-and-white player Quincy Promes. This was reported by journalist Ivan Karpov in his own newspaper. telegraph channel.
Football club Spartak has sent a letter to the Russian Ministry of Sports about assistance in obtaining Russian Federation citizenship to a citizen of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Quincy Anton Promes, as provided for by the federal law “On Citizenship of the Russian Federation”. “.
During the examination of this issue, the Ministry of Sports of Russia, together with the relevant organizations, decided to refuse Spartak’s submission of an application for Quincy Anton Promes to be granted citizenship of the Russian Federation. ”
Karpov states that the refusal came to Spartak at the end of December and was due to the Ministry of the Interior reporting to the Ministry of Sports that Promes was charged in a criminal case in the Netherlands. Therefore, the Ministry could not submit the requested petition.
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Promes made 16 appearances, scored 14 goals and provided 6 assists in the Russian Premier League (RPL) for Spartak this season. He is currently the top scorer of the championship, along with Vladimir Sychev.
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