Daniel Maldini does not have any release clause that would be valid in January, and Monza has no plans to sell him despite interest from several clubs, particularly Atalanta. Adriano Galliani mentioned that they must focus on earning points until January, after which they will evaluate the market. He noted that Maldini is a player with great potential, who is growing and has much room for improvement. Galliani affirmed that Maldini will complete the year at Monza, and they will reassess the situation next year.

Daniel Maldini, an Italian international and attacking midfielder for Monza, is drawing attention from several top clubs in Italy. Gazzetta dello Sport reported that Atalanta is among the clubs showing interest in Maldini. He has two release clauses that will become active from July next year: 12 million euros for a transfer to an Italian club and 15 million euros for a move abroad. Half of the transfer fee will be allocated to AC Milan, his former club, which allowed him to leave for free. Maldini is currently contracted with Monza until June 2026.

Daniel Maldini, currently playing for Monza, has attracted interest from several Italian clubs, with Atalanta showing concrete interest. Atalanta is considered an ideal place for Maldini to continue his growth. His contract includes a release clause of 12 million euros for Italian clubs.

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.