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Maldini: Cagliari and Italy Striker Tests Negative for Drug Use - September 21 Latest

Summary by Football Italia
Italian sources report that Cagliari and Italy striker Daniel Maldini has tested negative for drug use after his involvement in a car accident last week.

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The footballer had been positive for the pre-emptions after the road accident at sunrise of 13 September in Milan

·Turin, Italy
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Daniel Maldini has been tested to detect the presence of narcotic substances in the body. From the tests carried out at the Niguarda hospital in Milan, the art son is...

·Rome, Italy
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Test 'below cut off limit' (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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After the positive pre-test and the withdrawals made by Cagliari that had instead given negative result. Remains the complaint for drunk driving and the withdrawal of the license

·Rome, Italy
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AGI - The laboratory toxicological tests on Daniel Maldini returned a negative result with values below threshold. This was communicated by the Niguarda hospital to the local police that proceed on the road accident occurred at the dawn of Sunday, September 13 in Milan when the 24-year-old Cagliari footballer had gone to beat, not respecting the precedence, with another car in the Sempione course area. Alcoholic checks and legal situation The at…

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La Repubblica broke the news in Rome, Italy on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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