Paolo Maldini's son 'has driving licence suspended after he was tested at almost twice Italy's legal alcohol limit' – as his Serie A club deny drug accusations
Maldini, 24, was involved in the incident just hours after he scored the winning goal for Cagliari on Saturday night as they beat Atalanta 2-1.
WAF Context
Daniel Maldini, 24, had his driving licence suspended following a car crash in Milan. Reports indicate he tested at nearly twice Italy's legal alcohol limit during a breathalyser examination. The incident occurred hours after Maldini scored Cagliari's winning goal in their 2-1 victory over Atalanta. His Serie A club has denied drug-related accusations.
What we know
- Maldini's licence was suspended after a car crash in Milan.
- Breathalyser results allegedly showed nearly double Italy's legal limit.
- The incident happened shortly after he scored for Cagliari against Atalanta.
Why it matters
The incident involves a prominent footballer and son of a legendary figure, raising questions about player conduct and off-pitch behaviour during the competitive season. Cagliari's denial suggests potential wider scrutiny beyond the driving offence itself.
