Gian Piero Gasperini, the coach of Atalanta, mentioned Daniel Maldini as a potential new addition to the team. He stated that Maldini is a player who is performing very well and fits the profile of players that Atalanta can afford and help develop. The emphasis is on maintaining financial balance, and Maldini is considered the type of player Atalanta is looking for.

Daniel Maldini has attracted interest from Atalanta due to his impressive start to the season. Monza has set a price of 12 million euros for Serie A clubs, which allows any club to acquire him without Monza's resistance. The market valuation is appealing, and there is no buy-back clause or matching offer clause for Milan, his former club.

Daniel Maldini, who is currently playing for Monza, has attracted the attention of Atalanta. The Vice President of Atalanta, Luca Percassi, has shown interest in Maldini, acknowledging his talent and potential. Maldini's versatility on the field, with the ability to play as a trequartista, second striker, or offensive midfielder, matches Atalanta's needs. The club views him as a long-term investment, similar to their strategy with De Ketelaere. Despite a recent underwhelming performance, Atalanta remains interested, recognizing potential in Maldini's abilities. The Percassi family, owners of Atalanta, is reportedly preparing an offer of six million euros for the player.