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Daniel Maldini scores fourth consecutive Serie A goal for Cagliari

Daniel Maldini, son of Paolo Maldini, scored his fourth consecutive Serie A goal for Cagliari on his 25th birthday, contributing to their strong start to the season.

  • Daniel Maldini scored his fourth consecutive Serie A goal for Cagliari on his 25th birthday.
  • Cagliari has achieved their best start to a top-flight campaign in over half a century, with four wins from five matches.
  • Two Cagliari players, Daniel Maldini and Alessandro Romano, started a competitive game for Italy together for the first time since 1972.

Daniel Maldini, the son of legendary defender Paolo Maldini, celebrated his 25th birthday by scoring his fourth consecutive Serie A goal for Cagliari. His close-range finish against Juventus on Sunday night came after his initial shot rebounded off a defender and then his teammate Paul Mendy.

Cagliari has made an impressive start to the season, securing four wins from their first five matches. This marks their best start to a top-flight campaign in over half a century. The team's success is attributed in part to manager Fabio Pisacane, who has been praised by midfielder Harry Winks for improving the players.

Maldini's recent form follows a turbulent period, including a driving licence confiscation last month after a car crash and a failed breathalyser test. Despite this, he was called up to the Italy squad and, alongside Cagliari teammate Alessandro Romano, started in Italy's 3-1 win over Turkey. This was the first time since 1972 that two Cagliari players started a competitive game together for Italy.

Why this matters: Cagliari's strong start to the season, including their best top-flight campaign start in over 50 years, suggests they could challenge established Serie A teams. Daniel Maldini's recent goal-scoring run and his call-up to the Italy squad, alongside a teammate, highlight a potential resurgence for both the player and the club.

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