I don't think there's much you can do with individuals like Zouma who think animals are simply there for their use, abuse or entertainment.
I doubt he'll have a moment's remorse or self-reflection. His only concern will be how this affects his career.
Anyone who can inflict pain on a defenceless animal should, IMO, be under scrutiny. It's not a healthy mind-set.
We had a family member who used to mercilessly tease the family pet. He didn't physically harm it, but enjoyed watching its confusion and distress. He also did the same with young children (until he was stopped). He obviously got some kind of kick from his ability to cause anguish and discomfort, possibly compensating for, and stemming from, some personal inadequacy in his own make-up.
Personally, I'm in favour of people having to be licensed to own a pet - any animal. This might also cut down on the number of attacks on humans by dogs owned by a certain type of individual who understands little, and cares even less, about the breed, nature, or needs (and history) of the dogs they acquire - almost as an accessory to their lifestyle.