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Daniel Maldini, son of former footballer Paolo Maldini, plays for Cagliari in Serie A. He was involved in a car accident this morning in Milan while driving his Porsche Carrera.
Daniel Maldini, whose license was revoked after the accident with his Porsche Carrera in which he was involved this morning in Milan, tested positive for the breathalyzer. The Cagliari footballer recorded values of 0.91 mg/l in the first test and 0.89 mg/l in the second tests carried out on site by the Local Police. We are now awaiting the results of the test from the hospital to check for the presence of narcotic substances.
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The results of drug tests carried out in the hospital will be made known
Very likely · Within hours
Cagliari Calcio could take disciplinary action against Daniel Maldini
Likely · Within days

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