Three generations of footballers: Maldini and the others

Maldini dynasty: it will be Daniel who will continue the Maldini dynasty with the Rossoneri. On February 2, 2020, he made his Serie A debut with AC Milan. Yesterday the first goal in a friendly. After Caesar and Paul, it’s up to him. He has a brother, Christian, who plays for Pro Sesto in Serie C.

Inter in destiny – The Stankovic family did not stop with the grandfather, father and grandson dynasty. Even Dejan’s mother, the Nerazzurri hero of the Treble, played in the Sloga in Serbia. Dejan’s three sons: Filip, Stefan and Aleksander embarked on football careers. Class 2002 Filip plays for Inter Primavera and dreams of making his debut at A.

Conti, from Bruno to Bruno jr ​​- The youngest of the Conti family is named Bruno, like his grandfather. And on the shirt, next to the first and last name, he wrote “jr”. Daniele’s son is 18 years old and plays for Cagliari Primavera. He has yet to make his Serie A debut.

The Kluiverts – Grandfather Kenneth was a legend in Suriname, his father Patrick had an excellent career also wearing the Milan jersey and young Justin today wears the Roma jersey. The Kluivert family continues to play a prominent role in soccer.

Forlán Family – Diego Forlán is the best known of his family. He also played for Inter from 2011 to 2012 and in his career he wore prestigious shirts such as Manchester United and Atlético de Madrid. Grandfather Juan Carlos Corazzo played for South America, Racing Club and Atlético Independiente. Pablo Forlán has played instead in Peñarol, San Paolo, Cruzeiro, Nacional and Defenso.

Marcos Alonso x 3 – Grandfather, father and grandson: the three Marcos Alonso. Only the youngest played in Italy wearing the Fiorentina jersey. The grandfather, Marcos Alonso Imaz (known as Marquitos) and Marcos Alonso Peña have played their entire careers in Spain.

All three Vladimir Weiss – Vladimir Weiss, a striker born in 1989, wore the Pescara jersey in Italy from 2012 to 2013. His father, also Vladimir Weiss, was a footballer for the Slovak national team and also managed it. Three out of three. Because grandfather Weiss was also called Vladimir and he played with the then Czechoslovakia jersey.

Denmark’s Laudrup – Lazio and Juve fans will remember Michal Laudrup. With the Bianconeri from 1985 to 1989 he won a Scudetto and an Intercontinental Cup. Father Finn was a footballer and sons Mads and Andreas tried to follow the family path, but both stopped playing.

The Four Cudicini – The one who has outdone themselves is the Cudicini family. Fabio was the goalkeeper of the great Milan of the sixties. His son Carlo played for Chelsea for ten years, always as a goalkeeper. Before them, great-grandfather Guglielmo had played in Triestina in the 1920s and 1930s. Now it’s up to Matteo, the ex-Chelsea’s nephew, who plays in Vigevano among fans.