Quincy Promes: Last News

new permanent manager of Manchester United in the summer. Ten Hag will hope he can replicate the success he has had at the likes of Go Ahead Eagles, Bayern Munich II and Ajax in the past.As a player, Ten Hag had spells with Twente, De Graafschap, RKC Waalawijk and Utrecht but ended his playing career with just one trophy, the Dutch Cup in 2001 with Twente.Having retired in 2002, the former central defender began his coaching career with Twente and spent four years in charge of their under-17 and under-19 sides.

Ajax star, 29, was arrested in mid-December 2020 and held in custody for two days - before being released - over the incident, which took place in the scenic town of Abcoude, just outside of Amsterdam.Promes was released after two nights, though he remained a suspect, according to police at the time.And despite having always denied his involvement in the incident, Dutch prosecutors now state that the £50,000-a-week Spartak Moscow forward will be tried for allegedly stabbing the man back in July 2020.Prosecutors claimed that Promes was seen “seriously wounding” the victim by stabbing him.Dutch media have cited witnesses claiming the incident occurred when Promes got into a fight with his cousin at a family reunion.The relative laid charges

Ajax forward Quincy Promnes has been arrested on suspicion of stabbing a relative during a family gathering, according to a report in the Netherlands.

Ajax footballer Quincy Promes has reportedly been arrested by police in the Netherlands over a serious stabbing incident. The Dutchman, 28, was taken into custody on Sunday morning regarding an incident that took place in late July in Abcoude, a city south of the outskirts of Amsterdam.

With the new Premier League season drawing ever closer, Arsenal will be keen to get all the pieces in place for a return to the top four.

Arsenal are weighing up a £25m bid for Ajax ace Quincy Promes, who impressed in the Eredivisie this season.Promes scored 16 goals and added five assists in 28 games before the coronavirus lockdown ended the Dutch league ahead of schedule.Liverpool have been linked winger in the past but now Arsenal are leading the race for his signature.Mikel Arteta is keen to act fast to strengthen his squad in the wake of their FA Cup final win over Chelsea.And according to the Sun he is keen to bring Promes to North London to kickstart his summer transfer plans.A source close to the player told The Sun: "Quincy would go in a heartbeat."It would be a great move for him - and Arsenal.”He was signed to replace Barcelona-bound Frenkie de Jong which made him

Arsenal are reportedly preparing to table a £25million bid to bring Ajax star Quincy Promes to the Emirates Stadium.