Medical tests clear Daniel Maldini of drug use following a car accident
According to CNA Sport, hospital tests ruled out drug use by Daniel Maldini after a road accident in Milan on September 13, and his driving license was confiscated after he was found to be over the legal blood alcohol limit. He had scored the winning goal in Cagliari's 1-0 victory over Udinese, and his lawyer Danilo Buongiorno said the findings corroborate his client’s position that he has never used drugs, with drink-driving remaining as the charge.
Key facts
- 01Daniel Maldini was involved in a road accident in northern Milan at about 5:15 a.m. on September 13 and was among six people with minor injuries.
- 02He plays for Cagliari and scored the winning goal in Cagliari's 1-0 Serie A victory over Udinese.
- 03Hospital tests released on Monday ruled out the use of narcotic substances; his driving license was confiscated after being found over the legal blood alcohol limit.
- 04Daniel Maldini's lawyer is Danilo Buongiorno, who said the findings confirm what Maldini has always maintained.
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