The ex-Sevilla player Quincy
Promes, arrested last Sunday on suspicion of a stabbing that occurred in July, returned today to training with the staff of the Ajax after holding a meeting with high authorities of the Dutch club.
“The forward held talks with Edwin van der Sar, Marc Overmars and Erik ten Hag both on Wednesday and Thursday,” revealed the team of Amsterdam it's a statement.
“After an absence of several days, Promes returned to training camp to resume group work,” added the club.
The attacker, 28, was arrested last Sunday for being considered a suspect in a stabbing, which occurred in July, and spent two days at the police station to answer questions from the police.
The event took place during a family celebration in a warehouse owned by Promes located in Abcoude, a small town fourteen kilometers from Amsterdam.
After a heated argument, the footballer allegedly stabbed a relative in the leg causing him serious injuries, although his life is not in danger.
Despite the incident occurring in July, the complaint was filed a month ago, which led to an investigation that led to the subsequent arrest of Promes, who has denied the accusations through his lawyer, assuring that he was not present at the time of the events.
Last Wednesday, the coach Erik
Have Hag showed his support for the player. “In the Netherlands, you are innocent until proven otherwise,” said the coach in the preview of the Ajax-Utrecht (5-4), a match corresponding to the round of 32 of the Cup
of
Countries
Low.
In the Netherlands, you are innocent until proven otherwise
Have
Hag He acknowledged that the news affected him. “My heart broke on Sunday when I received the message that he had been arrested,” he added at the press conference after the meeting.
The coach spoke to Promes on the phone before the duel with him Utrecht. “It was positive. I have the impression that he is in good mental health,” he said. Have
Hag, who has not ruled out summoning the footballer for the match of Eredivisie next Sunday against him ADO
The
Beech.
Likewise, the capital of the Ajax
Dusan
Tadic He assured that the former Sevilla player will be able to count on the costumes. “There are important moments when some players have difficulties. So we have to help and we will do that. We believe and support him,” said the Serbian forward.
There are important moments when some have difficulties
The maximum penalty for a crime of serious injury caused by physical assault is up to four years in Countries
Low.