
‘NEVER’: Quincy Promes’ son tries to dribble past his father, but is shot down in a hilarious clip while Ajax’s winger enjoys the kick with Eredivisie on hold because of corona virus
- Quincy Promes enjoyed themselves during the break in the Eredivisie
- The winger entered the training field with his two-year-old son for a kick-about
- Promes was in no mood to let his child gain the upper hand by hacking him
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Quincy Promes was looking for a solution to his competitive position while the Eredivisie is on hold and did not take prisoners on the training field with his two-year-old son.
The Dutch top flight will only resume in early April due to the coronavirus outbreak, leaving players in the dark.
The Ajax star posted a clip on his Instagram story with his son, who seemed to have won the ball and burst from the winger, on a field of astro grass.
Quincy Promes took to the training field with his two-year-old son on hold at the Eredivisie
The youngster tried to dribble away from his Ajax star father and showed impressive skills
The winger, however, did not let him escape, slipped inside and chopped down his son
Promes Senior, however, had none of it, slipped inside and chopped up the youngster.
The 28-year-old added the caption, “If your two-year-old thinks he can dribble past his father, never!”.
The boy giggled as he got up after impressing with the ball at his feet.
The Promes season is on hold because of the coronavirus outbreak, with the Premier League suspended
The winger has had an impressive season after he joined the Dutch club in the summer
“I couldn’t dribble like this at two! Kid has a future !!!! said a commenter to SkySport’s post.
Ajax is at the top of the league while football is in the backseat, but there is only goal difference, with AZ Alkmaar at 56 points alongside.
Promes joined the Dutch squad from Seville in the summer and has contributed 12 goals and four assists this season.
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