Drug test on Daniel Maldini after Milan car crash was negative
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Daniel Maldini clears drug screening after a Milan car crash and retains his Italy national team call-up.
Cagliari forward Daniel Maldini has been cleared of drug use following a car crash in Milan after a toxicological test returned negative results. Despite having his driving licence suspended, the footballer was recently called up to the Italy national squad. Authorities confirmed the clearance following investigations into the weekend collision.
- Daniel Maldini was involved in a motor vehicle collision in Milan.
- Toxicological screening administered following the incident showed no presence of drugs.
- The professional footballer currently plays as a forward for Cagliari.
- National team selectors included him in the latest Italy squad list despite his suspended driving licence.
Why it matters
Professional athletes facing legal or driving infractions often draw intense media scrutiny regarding their national team eligibility and club commitments.
What outlets agree on
Both sources confirm that Daniel Maldini tested negative for drugs following a car crash in Milan and has been called up to the Italy squad despite a suspended driving licence.
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- CNAItaly's Daniel Maldini cleared of drug use after Milan car crash1w ago · open ↗
- ANSADrug test on Daniel Maldini after Milan car crash was negative1w ago · open ↗
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