In the match with Fakel, Quincy Promes scored the 100th and 101st goals for Spartak, becoming the club’s second goalscorer in Russian history (only Yegor Titov has more: 106).
True, if we take into account the Soviet period, the Dutchman is still far from the best. Nikita Simonyan has 159 goals. Also, the winger is inferior to Sergei Rodionov (148), Galimzyan Khusainov (129), Fedor Cherenkov (121), Yuri Gavrilov (115) and, indeed, Titov. Therefore, in the “general classification” he is in the seventh number.
It took Promes 204 games to eliminate one hundred, that is, on average, he scores 0.5 goals per game. This is the best indicator of the rojiblancos attackers in the Russian period. He scores more often than Andrei Tikhonov (0.34), Roman Pavlyuchenko (0.47), Vladimir Beschastnykh (0.46) and Welliton (0.46). However, in the Soviet era, Simonyan himself scored 0.65 goals per game.
In the RPL, Quincy has 84 goals in 166 games (0.51). This is 15th in the league. The closest competitors are Vagner Love, Serdar Azmun (85 each), Titov (87) and Valery Esipov (88). It is noteworthy that only Promes and Wagner scored all their goals in the Russian Championship against one club. Beating the Brazilian and the Iranian, the Dutchman can become the top scorer among foreigners.
All Promes goals for Spartak in tournaments: RPL – 84, Russian Cup – 11, Champions League (including qualifications) – 3, Europa League – 2, Russian Super Cup – 1.
In European competition, Quincy has only five goals, and he scored four of them in two games, having scored twice in the legendary games with Sevilla (5-1) and in Napoli (3-2). Another goal comes in the first game with PAOK (2-3, 0-0), after the confrontation with which the rojiblancos did not reach the Champions League in 2018 and were forced to sell their best player… Sevilla.
All the goals of Promes with Spartak against rivals: Dynamo – 8; Krasnodar-7; “Wings of the Soviets” – 6; Lokomotiv, Kuban, Zenit, Akhmat, Amkar, Anzhi, Mordovia and Orenburg – 5 each; Ural, Rubin, Arsenal, Torpedo and Fakel – 4 each; Ufa, Rostov, Sochi – 3 each; CSKA, Seville, Napoli – 2 each; Khimki, Pari NN, Tom, Enisey, PAOK – 1 each.
Quincy’s favorite client is the blue and white, but among the big teams he usually scores against Krasnodar, the railway workers and Zenit. But in matches with the army team, he is often silent – only two goals in 12 (!) Matches.
All Promes goals for Spartak by coaches: Massimo Carrera – 33 (71 games, that is, 0.46 goals per game), Dmitry Alenichev – 20 (35 games, 0.57 average), Guillermo Abascal – 20 (27 games, 0.74 average), Murat Yakin – 13 (29 games, 0.45 average), Rui Vitoria – 6 (19 games, 0.32 average), Paolo Vanoli – 6 (12 games, 0.5 average), Domenico Tedesco – 3 (11 matches, 0.27 on average).
Almost a third of his goals with the rojiblanco Quincy were scored with Carrera, but that period as coach was the longest for him. In addition to the Italian, only at Alenichev he played more than 30 games, which corresponds to approximately one season. At the same time, Promes shows even better football with Abascal than with Carrera, scoring up to 0.74 goals per game. He also had a high performance under Alenichev-0.57. But with Domenico Tedesco (0.27) and Rui Vitoria (0.32), the Dutchman took a long time to recover and did not shine with performance.
Promes scored 12 goals for Spartak from the penalty spot, three from free kicks and 39 (!) from the win. The last factor is especially striking, as it turns out that almost 40% of Quincy’s goals for the rojiblancos were decisive. Most of them were in the 2017/18 season (nine) and the 2014/15 season (eight), but this year he has a good chance of updating his best result (there are already six).
44 goals came in the first part and 56 in the second. He scored another goal in the Russian Super Cup against Lokomotiv in the 2017/18 season in the 113th minute.
