After missing a lot of time due to injury early in the season, Daniel Maldini, a 21-year-old attacker, started the previous campaign at Empoli but failed to earn a regular role. He then switched sides in January and turned his season around, scoring four goals in eleven appearances.

Daniel Maldini is expected to leave Milan at the end of his expiring contract and agree to a deal with Monza, where he spent the last six months on loan. Gianluca Di Marzio informed.

The Milan academy was Maldini’s upbringing. He was Paolo’s son and Cesare’s grandchild. Only one season (2021–2022) did he play for the first team. With one goal, he appeared in 24 games. Following a brief relocation to Spezia, he made two of his eighteen tilts to find the target.

Since Monza lost Alessio Zerbin and Valentin Carboni, who were on loan from Inter and Napoli, respectively, and may profit from Andrea Colpani, they will have some offensive continuity thanks to the agreement. Olympique Marseille made waves to acquire the no.10 in the last couple of weeks.

Our Opinion of Monza, Milan, and Maldini

Maybe there’s a wink-wink arrangement with the Rossoneri, allowing him to leave in exchange for something later on, like a re-sale clause, but something doesn’t add up because players with a year left on their contract typically don’t go out on loan. His father’s unceremonious exit might have contributed to the whole thing.