A moment of madness is going to cost Kurt Zouma and his brother Yoan dearly. The notorious video in which the defender is hitting and kicking his pet cat has made the headlines and portrayed the French defender in a terrible light. West Ham have released a statement on the RSPCA investigation involving Kurt Zouma. pic.twitter.com/8usLRe8L6S— Sky Sports News (@SkySportsNews) March 16, 2022 He was insulted and ridiculed by football fans and people on social media for weeks, but it’s gotten a lot worse – because the brothers have been charged by the RSPCA, the biggest animal welfare organisation in Britain.”Following a full and thorough investigation, we have started the process of bringing a prosecution against Kurt Zouma and Yoan Zouma under the Animal Welfare Act. The two cats continue to be cared for by the RSPCA. We will be in a position to release more information once a court date is confirmed.”Three points and taunting of the highest order: Liverpool fans add insult to injuryYoan Zouma, who’s playing for Dagenham and Redbridge in the fifth tier of English football was the man behind the camera in the notorious video, has also been suspended by his club. He’s now been made available again.”Since the allegation, and whilst investigations were taking place, Dagenham & Redbridge FC took the decision that Yoan should not play football for the club. Four weeks have now elapsed however since the incident, and the club feels that any further suspension from the team would be detrimental to both the club and Yoan. A decision has been made therefore for Yoan to be available to play.”Sunday, 19.30: (1.80) Tottenham (3.60) West Ham (4.60)Kurt’s pet cats were seized by the RSPCA, while West Ham fined their player $328,000.
