Spartak Moscow (2014–2018): Breakthrough period, prolific goals and assists; won Russian Premier League 2016–17.
Sevilla (loan, 2018): Short loan spell in La Liga.
Ajax (2018–2019): Returned to Amsterdam; reunited with former club for one season.
Spartak Moscow (2019–2021): Returned and continued strong performances.
Qatar / Other moves (2021– ): Transferred to clubs outside Europe, including in the Middle East (moves since 2021 have included Al-Ahli (Qatar) and other transfers — exact current club may vary by date).
International career
Represented the Netherlands national team. Debut: 2014.
Appearances and goals: Has earned multiple caps and scored several goals for the Dutch senior team (numbers changed over time; consult most recent sources for exact tally).
Notable: Included in Netherlands squads for Euro qualifiers and Nations League campaigns; contributed with important goals and assists when selected.
Playing style
Versatile attacker: typically deployed on either wing or as a forward.
Known for pace, dribbling, directness, and goalscoring ability from wide positions and inside the box.
Good technique and ability to cut inside and shoot with his stronger foot.
Honours (selected)
Russian Premier League: 2016–17 (Spartak Moscow)
Individual club top-scorer and player awards during spells at Spartak Moscow and Ajax (varied by season).
Notes
Quincy Promes has been a high-profile Dutch international and club performer, though his career has included transfers across leagues and some off-field legal issues reported in media — verify the latest reputable sources for up-to-date club, caps/goals totals, and any legal developments.