West Ham star defends Zuma: "What did he do worse than racism?"
Adidas announced a farewell to the brakeman who abused his cat, the club fined him a maximum amount and France called for his suspension from the team, but striker Mikhail Antonio came out in his defense
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10/02/2022
Thursday, 10 February 2022, 13:52
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Summary: West Ham - Norwich 0: 1 (Sport 1)
England are still in turmoil following the abuse video of brake Kurt Zuma in his domestic cat.
On Tuesday, the brake was recorded kicking his home cat and a few hours later he started in the West Ham squad that beat Watford 0-1, but during the game he received contempt whistles from both fans and the affair branched out as the hours went by.
The clothing brand Adidas announced a breach of conspiracy following his actions, West Ham fined him the maximum amount allowed according to his contract and it is estimated that it is about 250,000 pounds, in France they called for him to be removed from the squad, the two cats he and his family raise were taken from him. Celebrities also decided to condemn his actions, but today (Thursday) he received protection and support from his friend at West Ham, striker Mikhail Antonio.
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Won protection from the West Ham star.
Zuma (Photo: GettyImages, Marc Atkins)
Antonio, one of West Ham's most notable players this season and in the Premier League in general, was asked today that Zuma maintained his place in the squad and the decision of the professional team led by David Moyes to allow him to train and play normally despite the incident, and the defender said: "I do not agree with anything he did, I do not agree at all. There are people who have been convicted of racist offenses and they still play football."
Antonio, in a fully documented conversation, went on to say: "Some players have been punished by eight games for racist incidents, but people are calling for him to be kicked out of the team and make him lose his livelihood. I have only one question for anyone calling for his dismissal: what he did Convicted of racism? "
Moyes, the Hammers coach who after the win over Watford explained that Zuma has started in the squad that his job is to select the 11 best players available to him, made it clear that Zuma will remain part of the squad as long as the club does not decide otherwise.
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