Classify Italian football legends Cesare and Paolo Maldini

[Tacitus]

Cesare (both parents were Italo-Slovenes; allegedly the family name was Italicized to Maldini from Maldic)

http://www.ilmiomilan.altervista.org/files/cesare_maldini_4.jpg

http://veja.abril.com.br/blog/copa-do-mundo/files/2010/06/paolo-cesare-maldini.jpg

http://www.hotelmarcellino.it/images/cmaldini.jpg

http://www2.raisport.rai.it/news/eventi/francia98/199805/21/3564333400621/MALDINI.JPG


Paolo (my idol as a kid, despite my Juventus fandom :coffee:)

http://z3.ifrm.com/67/29/0/p465424/paolo_maldini.jpg

http://static.sportskeeda.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/paolo-maldini-1383212445.jpg

http://www2.pictures.zimbio.com/gi/Paolo+Maldini+hqlUKpkGakCm.jpg

http://pdfcast.org/images/s/1717/paolo-maldini-interview.jpg

[Tooting Carmen]

Dinaro-Meds

[Damião de Góis]

Paolo looks much more mediterranean. His mother must be ultra med.

http://veja.abril.com.br/blog/copa-do-mundo/files/2010/06/paolo-cesare-maldini.jpg

[Styrian Mujo]

Cesare is Nordid mostly. Paolo is CM-Mediterranid.

[Alenka]

Cesare: Dinarid/Norid + North-Pontid.
Paolo: Dinaro-Mediterranid + CM.

[Guapo]

Cesare (both parents were Italo-Slovenes; allegedly the family name was Italicized to Maldini from Maldic)



You sure it isn't Mladic

[Tacitus]

Paolo looks much more mediterranean. His mother must be ultra med.

http://veja.abril.com.br/blog/copa-do-mundo/files/2010/06/paolo-cesare-maldini.jpg

His mom (looks Dinaro-Med):
http://www.whoateallthepies.tv/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/PA-668129.jpg


You sure it isn't Mladic

The name I saw was Maldic; maybe it was a typo, but unfortunately I haven't been able to find the page where I first saw it.

[Guapo]

The name I saw was Maldic; maybe it was a typo, but unfortunately I haven't been able to find the page where I first saw it.

Maybe Alenka knows, I never heard of a surname Maldic.

[Alenka]

Maybe Alenka knows, I never heard of a surname Maldic.
I haven't heard of Maldic before either, and looking at this map it would seem Maldini is an Emilian surname?
http://www.cognomix.it/mappe-dei-cognomi-italiani/MALDINI

[Guapo]

I haven't heard of Maldic before either, and looking at this map it would seem Maldini is an Emilian surname?
http://www.cognomix.it/mappe-dei-cognomi-italiani/MALDINI

Yeah, he's probably just italian. There is no Maldic surname.

[TheBlondeSalad]

"Cesare Maldini je v bistvu Slovenec, rojen v družini Maldič, kasneje italijalizirano Maldini"

"Cesare Maldini was born in Trieste, Venezia Giulia, Italy. His parents were working class people of Slovene origin whose surname Maldič was Italianised to Maldini in 1931. He grew up in the predominantly Slovene-speaking working class suburb of Servola (Slovene: Škedenj) and has kept a typical Triestine accent".

http://cdn.worldheritage.org/articles/Cesare_Maldini

PS: the man in the third pic is Gianni Rivera.

[Tacitus]

PS: the man in the third pic is Gianni Rivera.

Thanks. Fixed.

Blame Google btw; he popped up in the search results under Maldini's name.

[Alenka]

"Cesare Maldini je v bistvu Slovenec, rojen v družini Maldič, kasneje italijalizirano Maldini"

"Cesare Maldini was born in Trieste, Venezia Giulia, Italy. His parents were working class people of Slovene origin whose surname Maldič was Italianised to Maldini in 1931. He grew up in the predominantly Slovene-speaking working class suburb of Servola (Slovene: Škedenj) and has kept a typical Triestine accent".

Interesting... but there's only 7 Maldinis in Friuli and hundreds in Emilia. I looked it up and currently the surname Maldič doesn't exist in Slovenia either, so the only explanation I can think of is that perhaps Maldič was a not-very-numerous Slovene surname present in Trieste at the time, and all of it's bearers had it Italianised (forcefully by the regime?) into the similar-sounding already-existing Emilian last name Maldini? That would be possible I guess...
Btw, any info on heritage of Paolo's mother?

[Lets]

Paolo Maldini looks more Spanish than Italian

[Guapo]

Interesting... but there's only 7 Maldinis in Friuli and hundreds in Emilia. I looked it up and currently the surname Maldič doesn't exist in Slovenia either, so the only explanation I can think of is that perhaps Maldič was a not very numerous Slovene surname present in Trieste at the time, and eventually all of it's bearers had it Italianised (forcefully by the regime?) into the similar-sounding already-existing Emilian last name Maldini? That would be possible I guess...
Btw, any info on heritage of Paolo's mother?

It's possible they were slavicized then italianized again.

[safinator]

There's no mention of them being slovene except on the wikipedia page in Slovene, and even there i don't see a source so it might as well be a made up story.

[Instinct]

North Pontid+some Nordic

Med+North Pontid

[Alenka]

There's no mention of them being slovene except on the wikipedia page in Slovene, and even there i don't see a source so it might as well be a made up story.
It's on English Wikipedia (he has no article on the Slovene one), but yes there's no source so you're right it could be made up.

[cocoNN]

Interesting... but there's only 7 Maldinis in Friuli and hundreds in Emilia. I looked it up and currently the surname Maldič doesn't exist in Slovenia either, so the only explanation I can think of is that perhaps Maldič was a not-very-numerous Slovene surname present in Trieste at the time, and all of it's bearers had it Italianised (forcefully by the regime?) into the similar-sounding already-existing Emilian last name Maldini? That would be possible I guess...
Btw, any info on heritage of Paolo's mother?


Maybe his Slovenian surname was rare before, so it is now non-existent. I know a lot of Slovenian surnames that are rare and present only in one region.

[TheBlondeSalad]

Interesting... but there's only 7 Maldinis in Friuli and hundreds in Emilia. I looked it up and currently the surname Maldič doesn't exist in Slovenia either, so the only explanation I can think of is that perhaps Maldič was a not-very-numerous Slovene surname present in Trieste at the time, and all of it's bearers had it Italianised (forcefully by the regime?) into the similar-sounding already-existing Emilian last name Maldini? That would be possible I guess...
Btw, any info on heritage of Paolo's mother?

His mother's name is Marisa Mazzucchelli, which is a surname most widespread in Lombardy.

http://i.imgur.com/AJkpFtV.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/EKbjMkr.jpg

[Ulla]

Paolo looks much more mediterranean. His mother must be ultra med.

Ultra med? She is Italian and less darker than her husband Cesare.

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-KOgf2KexVR4/Ty1YFeqXaOI/AAAAAAAAGnU/60GiA1RwDR0/s1600/i%27obhobojbjb.JPG

http://www.magliarossonera.it/protagonisti/img_giocM/maldinic40.jpg

[Tacitus]

Bump

[oh-nahhh]

Looks like Dinarid mixed with Nordo-Med.

[Volscian]

The name I saw was Maldic; maybe it was a typo, but unfortunately I haven't been able to find the page where I first saw it.

I have found this but i don't know if it is a reliable source.

http://forum.corriere.it/scioglilingua/06-04-2008/cognomi_lombardi-1048493.html

Franca Diamilla vuole conoscere l'origine del cognome Maldini. Ha saputo per conto suo che quello della famiglia del capitano del Milan viene dallo slavo "Mladic". Il cognome, pur presente in Lombardia, è più radicato in Emilia e Romagna. Il Rossoni ha trovato traccia di un "Maldinus" in un atto di nascita del 1787. Si può trattare di una trasformazione del personale franco italico "Grimaldi", con caduta della prima sillaba.

Comunque la tua squadra non si chiama più Juventus ma Rubentus...:D

[Tacitus]

I have found this but i don't know if it is a reliable source.

http://forum.corriere.it/scioglilingua/06-04-2008/cognomi_lombardi-1048493.html


Comunque la tua squadra non si chiama più Juventus ma Rubentus...:D

Ah, la mentalita' romanista. Non cambiare mai... :P

[Volscian]

Ah, la mentalita' romanista. Non cambiare mai... :P

Ma io sono milanista! :)

[Shah-Jehan]

1) Dinaricised Med
2) Med + alpine

Never really seen Cesare play TBH, Paolo Maldini was an inspiration for defenders.

[Tacitus]

Ma io sono milanista! :)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBLKltuHPPc

:heh:

[Cristiano viejo]

To me Paolo Maldini looks like the Spanish Sara Carboneo, and according some Apricitiers she looks like an upper-caste Indian. Here his son Christian

http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BCkTNYCCUAAO6fQ.jpg:large

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRHGdcalDZSV7ZNo6Ntyuk8J-BSpddjqfM_tPp9Or-9qUVITJEl

[Volscian]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBLKltuHPPc

:heh:


http://youtu.be/ufbyq85zMQs

:mad:

[Ulla]

To me Paolo Maldini looks like the Spanish Sara Carboneo, and according some Apricitiers she looks like an upper-caste Indian. Here his son Christian

http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BCkTNYCCUAAO6fQ.jpg:large

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRHGdcalDZSV7ZNo6Ntyuk8J-BSpddjqfM_tPp9Or-9qUVITJEl

Paolo's son, Christian, is half Venezuelan (or Italian-Venezuelan), his mother is former Venezuelan model Adriana Fossa Blanco.

http://s4.stliq.com/c/l/2/2e/17159567_paolo-maldini-divorzia-da-adriana-fossa-0.jpg

http://tmw-foto.tccstatic.com/storage/album/thumb1/a4e4349f7e1de48c3b9b81b0c12d4d3b-45510-1355421367.jpeg

[Trun]

Cesare is Atlantid/Norid, Paolo is Atlantid/CM.


Yeah, he's probably just italian. There is no Maldic surname.

Could it be Mladic?

[Ulla]

Cesare is Atlantid/Norid, Paolo is Atlantid/CM.

Could it be Mladic?

Yep, Mladic could be the correct form.

[pacific rim 980]

Christian Maldini is half Venezuelan. 10% Negro + 10% Amerindian and rest like his father.

[JMack]

Atlantid + CM + Dinarid

Dinaro-Med + CM

[Odin]

1. North Atlantid + Dinarid.
2. Dinaro-Med + CM.