Archive · 21 Jun 2025
Quincy Promes Extradited to Netherlands for Prison Sentence
Quincy Promes, a soccer player who used to play for the Netherlands and Ajax, has been sent back to the Netherlands from Dubai.
He has to go to jail for seven and a half years.
This is because he was found guilty of smuggling drugs and hurting someone.
A court had already said he was guilty, but he was not there.
Promes says he did not do anything wrong and is trying to get the court's decision changed.
If he wins his appeal, he could be out of jail sooner.
Former Netherlands and Ajax winger Quincy Promes has been extradited from Dubai to the Netherlands.
Promes will serve a seven-and-a-half-year prison sentence.
The sentence is for drug trafficking and aggravated assault.
Promes was sentenced in absentia for his involvement in cocaine shipments and assault.
Promes denies the charges and is appealing the rulings.
- Who
- Quincy Promes, a former Netherlands and Ajax winger.
- What
- Quincy Promes was extradited to the Netherlands to serve a prison sentence.
- When
- The extradition happened recently, following his arrest last week.
- Where
- Promes was extradited from Dubai to the Netherlands.
- Why
- He was extradited to serve a sentence for drug trafficking and assault.
Quincy Promes's Stance
Dutch Authorities' Stance
Guilt/Innocence
Quincy Promes's Stance
Denies all charges
Dutch Authorities' Stance
Dutch authorities believe the charges are valid based on evidence and court rulings.
- Name
- Quincy Promes
- Nationality
- Netherlands
- Former Clubs
- Twente, Spartak Moscow, Sevilla, Ajax, Dubai United FC
- Sentence
- 7.5 years
- Charges
- Drug trafficking, aggravated assault
- Status
- Appealing the ruling