ROME, ITALY – MAY 13: Lazio’s Daniel Maldini before the Coppa Italia final between Lazio and Inter Milan at the Stadio Olimpico on May 13, 2026 in Rome, Italy. (Photo by Marco Rosi – SS Lazio/Getty Images)
Cagliari and Italy forward Daniele Maldini have tested negative for drugs after being involved in a car crash last week, Italian sources said.
Cagliari prodigy Maldini tested negative for drugs following a traffic accident in Milan last week.
Daniel Maldini tests negative with DRU

Maldini had his driving license confiscated after failing a breathalyzer test, and preliminary reports in Italy suggest he also failed a preliminary test for drug use.
Initial tests were carried out by local police in Milan using saliva swabs, which have no legal validity, but led to police ordering blood samples to be taken at the hospital.
Full inspections carried out last week highlighted that Maldini was found to be “below the cut-off limits” and as a result, it was reported that Magazine, The prosecutor’s office said the results were “not consistent” with driving under the influence of drugs.

Maldini and the five other people involved in the crash were released from the hospital hours later with no major injuries.
Maldini, 24, has scored three goals in Cagliari’s first five Serie A games of the season and has earned a call-up to the Italian national team for the upcoming Nations League campaign.
