Spartak Moscow forward Quincy Promes shared details on how the process of obtaining Russian Federation citizenship is progressing.
“Everyone knows that I am a Dutch citizen. This is how it is today. Do you have a desire? I’m already Russian, with or without a passport, it doesn’t matter.” “Sport Express”.
It was previously reported that Promes did not go to foreign training camps with Spartak for fear of being extradited to the Netherlands. At home, he is a defendant in an attempted murder case, also reportedly paying a drug dealer a large sum for the loss of a large drug shipment – but this information has not received official confirmation.
Promes has previously expressed a desire to obtain citizenship of the Russian Federation. However, the Ministry of Sports of Russia has so far refused to help the Moscow football club obtain Russian citizenship for the Dutch player, due to a criminal case at home.
Former famous Russian coach Valery Nepomniachtchi discretion The importance of Dutch forward Quincy Promes for Spartak Moscow. The expert emphasized that this player is decisive in the composition of the red-whites and in many respects the game of the team depends on him.