The Dutch midfielder Quincy Promes, a long-time figure for Spartak Moscow, has matched his personal single-season goal record as he continues to drive his team in both the league and cup competitions. In the opening leg of the Russian Premier League Cup Road semi-finals, Promes found the back of the net against Ural, securing a 1:1 draw and notching his 21st goal across all competitions this season. His tally breaks down to five goals in the Russian Cup and sixteen in the Russian Premier League, the kind of haul that keeps him firmly in the conversation about the league’s most dangerous forwards.
That 21-goal mark mirrors Promes’ best performance in a single season for Spartak, a total he first reached in the 2017/18 campaign when he also hit twenty-one goals across all competitive matches. The consistency is notable, given the tactical demands of Spartak’s schedule and the varied competitions the club competes in each year, underlining Promes’ value to the team in both scoring and building play from the midfield line.
Promes’ prolific status with Spartak was further cemented in a late 2019/2020 stretch when he tallied his 100th and 101st goals for the club. These landmark strikes came as he played in the 19th week of the Russian Premier League, a milestone that punctuated a long and productive partnership with Spartak. Across his Spartak appearances, Promes has accumulated 205 appearances, scoring 102 goals and providing 50 assists, a testament to his all-around contributions. His first goal for the club dates back to September 2014, marking the start of a journey that would see him become one of the club’s defining talents over multiple seasons in Russia’s top flight.
Promes joined Spartak Moscow in February 2021 on his second stint with the club, after previously wearing the Red and White colours from 2014 to 2018. The Dutch forward had already helped guide Spartak to a Russian championship during the 2016/17 season, a period capped by several standout performances that solidified his reputation in Russian football. The return to Spartak in 2021 restored a familiar edge to the team’s attack, with Promes continuing to play a central role in the squad’s goal-scoring dynamics and overall attacking strategy.
In the broader context of Spartak’s form, Fedor Chalov, a striker for CSKA Moscow, recently weighed in on Promes’ goal-scoring impact. Chalov offered his perspective on the factors behind Promes’ successful performances, emphasizing the consistency, decision-making, and timing that make Promes a constant threat to opposing defenses. Chalov’s remarks reflect a competitive recognition within the league of Promes’ enduring influence on Spartak’s tactical approach and results.
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