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Adidas has terminated its sponsorship deal with Kurt Zouma after he kicked his cat in a shocking video. An Adidas spokesperson said: “We have concluded our investigation and can confirm Kurt Zouma is no longer an Adidas contracted athlete.” Earlier today, Zouma’s two cats were seized by the RSPC after footage showed him kicking one …

LONDON: West Ham yesterday fined Kurt Zouma the “maximum amount possible” for mistreating his cat as the RSPCA charity said it had taken two animals belonging to the France defender into care. The 27-year-old has also lost his deal with sportswear giant Adidas over the disturbing video showing him dropping, kicking and slapping his pet. The RSPCA animal welfare organization described the video as “very upsetting” and is leading the investigation while cooperating with police. Around 200,000 people have signed an online petition calling for Zouma to be prosecuted as the public backlash intensifies in a country renowned for its love of animals. West Ham issued a fresh statement yesterday saying Zouma was complying with the RSPCA, including delivering his two cats to the charity for assessment. “Kurt is extremely remorseful and, like everyone at the club, fully understands the depth of feeling surrounding the incident and the need for action to be taken,” the club said. “Separate to the RSPCA’s investigation and pending further sanction once the outcome of that process is determined, West Ham United can confirm that Kurt Zouma has been fined the maximum amount possible following his actions in the video that circulated. “The player has immediately accepted the fine and has requested that it is donated to animal welfare charities.” Reports said the fine would total around £250,000 ($340,000), with standard Premier League contracts allowing for a maximum fine of two weeks’ wages.

West Ham player Kurt Zouma, 27, has been dropped by his sponsor Adidas only two days after a video surfaced in which the French footballer was seen hitting his pet cats in his kitchen. “We have concluded our investigation and can confirm Kurt Zouma is no longer an Adidas contracted athlete,” Adidas said. The sportswear… Read More

West Ham player Kurt Zouma, 27, has been dropped by his sponsor Adidas only two days after a video surfaced in which the French footballer was seen hitting his pet cats in his kitchen. “We have concluded our investigation and can confirm Kurt Zouma is no longer an Adidas contracted athlete,” Adidas said. The sportswear… Read More

Sportswear giant Adidas has cut ties with West Ham''s Kurt Zouma after a video emerged of him mistreating his pet cat.

Nigeria News | Laila''s Blog Adidas drop Zouma for hitting a cat in viral video West Ham defender Kurt Zouma has been dropped by sponsor Adidas after a video of him kicking and hitting his cat went viral. Zouma came under fire for the video after it emerged on social media, with the RSPCA having now confirmed that the cats have been removed from his residence. Despite starting Tuesday’s win over Watford, Zouma has been fined by West Ham and it was confirmed that Essex Police are investigating, with more than 150,000 people having signed a petition calling for Zouma to be prosecuted. In addition to the fine from West Ham, Zouma has been dropped by apparel sponsor Adidas, who announced on Wednesday that the company is no longer working with the defender. “We have concluded our investigation,” the company said in a statement, “and can confirm Kurt Zouma is no longer an Adidas contracted athlete.” West Ham initially condemned the incident before releasing a further statement on February 9 to confirm that the player had been fined the “maximum amount” for his behaviour.

Kurt Zouma has lost his Adidas sponsorship deal after a video has emerged of the footballer kicking and slapping his cats.

The 27-year-old has also been fined £250,000 by West Ham.

KURT Zouma has been DROPPED by his sponsor Adidas after The Sun exposed how he kicked and slapped his cat in a shocking video. An Adidas spokesperson said: “We have concluded our investigation and can confirm Kurt Zouma is no longer an adidas contracted athlete.” Zouma was filmed kicking one of his two cats like a […]

West Ham defender Kurt Zouma’s cats have been taken away from him by the RSPCA as Vitality suspends its sponsorship of the Premier League club over its handling of the incident. Premier League club West Ham may have to source for another sponsorship of the club following viral footage released on Monday night that appeared to show defender - Kurt Zouma physically attacking his cat pet. The video clip which was, filmed by Zouma’s brother Yoan and posted on social media, showed the West Ham defender dropping the Bengal and booting it across the floor. The 27-year-old man is also seen slapping the animal and throwing a shoe at it, before chasing it around his house. West Ham defender Kurt Zouma According to Reuters, the RSPCA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) have now taken custody of the cat in a statement on Wednesday. “The two cats are now in RSPCA care. Our priority is and has always been the well-being of these cats. “They’ve been taken for a check-up at vets and then will remain in our care while the investigation continues.” a spokesperson said.

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West Ham defender Kurt Zouma is facing a police investigation after a sickening video showed him subjecting his cat to a torrent of physical abuse. And his kit supplier Adidas have also confirmed that they are investigating the incident, which was filmed by the players brother Yoan. In the video, Zouma can be seen kicking [] Kurt Zouma faces police investigation after mix up as Adidas speak out on sick cat video | Football | Sport

LONDON, Feb 9 — West Ham United have condemned the actions of Kurt Zouma after a video emerged of him kicking his pet cat while the police and the player’s sponsor Adidas both said on Tuesday that they are investigating the incident. The…

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Police are now looking into the shocking video that surfaced.