After rumors about a drug test emerged, Cagliari player Maldini uploaded his test report to his personal social media to prove that he does not use drugs. Cagliari officially confirmed that all toxicology tests conducted on the player came back negative.

Earlier, Maldini was involved in a traffic accident on Saturday night into Sunday morning. Prior to the incident, he had just scored the winning goal in an away match against Atalanta. According to reports, Maldini later went out with friends, and on the way home, he allegedly failed to yield properly and collided with a Volkswagen Golf approaching from the left. The accident involved a total of six people.

Following the accident, Maldini was taken to the hospital and discharged shortly after. He underwent two alcohol tests, with the first result at 0.91 mg/L and the second at 0.89 mg/L, both positive. Due to suspected drunk driving, his driver's license was suspended and he was reported to authorities.

At the same time, controversy arose regarding whether Maldini was involved with drugs. Reports stated that an initial screening for drug use showed a positive result, but the subsequent official toxicology test conducted at the hospital contradicted this finding.

Cagliari then issued an official statement: "In light of media reports over the past few hours, Cagliari Football Club announces that player Maldini has undergone toxicology testing. All tests conducted have returned negative results. The player will rejoin team training as usual this afternoon as the team continues preparations for the upcoming match."

To further address external rumors, Maldini subsequently posted his test report on his personal social media, proving that the formal toxicology test found no traces of drugs.

Maldini's lawyer, Danilo Buongiorno, also issued a statement, emphasizing that reports of the player's positive toxicology test were "unfounded."

He stated: "Reports regarding Daniel's positive toxicology test are unfounded. The toxicology test Daniel underwent this morning, conducted directly at the medical facility at his current team's location, showed completely negative results for all types of drugs."

The lawyer referred to earlier related reports as "misinformation" and stated that he is entitled to protect Maldini's personal image and reputation through civil and criminal legal action.

However, negative toxicology results and positive alcohol test results are two separate matters. Cagliari has confirmed that Maldini will resume training as usual, but the club may still take internal disciplinary action regarding the alleged drunk driving incident, potentially including a fine for the player.

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