Premier League
West Ham punish Zuma by deducting 2 weeks’ salary for cat abuse
West Ham have announced they are fining Kurt Zuma the highest possible fine they could give him for abusing a cat, around £250,000, with the money going to animal welfare organisations.
The image of Kurt Zuma appearing in a video abusing a cat went viral on social media, with the West Ham centre-back and the London club slammed for David Moyes usually sending him to the league game against Watford at Tuesday evening.
His unusual move will not go unpunished, however, as the Hammers confirmed on Wednesday (09/02) that they have taken the decision to impose the maximum fine they are entitled to, which is the deduction of two weeks’ pay. , i.e. £250,000.
According to the East London team’s reports, the specific amount that will come out of the Frenchman’s pocket will be given to animal welfare charities.
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