Midfielder Ajax Promes violated quarantine despite ban

Ajax's midfielder Quincy Promes, who had previously played for Spartak Moscow, violated the conditions of the coronavirus quarantine introduced in the Netherlands. This is reported by the vtbl.nl on March 30. A video appeared on social media showing Promes playing football in Amsterdam with Groningen forward Dyshon Redan. In total, about 10 people are present on the video. According to the quarantine rules that are in force in the country, it is impossible to gather in groups on the street. The behavior of the football player has already been reacted to in Ajax and promised to discuss this situation with him.

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