SEOGWIPO, South Korea, June 15 (Xinhuanet) -- Cesare Maldini was looking forward to returning to his old job at AC Milan after coaching Paraguay to the second round of the World Cup.    "I am happy about the job I did at Paraguay. The players are very professional and did well to get this far. But now I go back to Milan," the Italian coach said.    At 70 the oldest coach in the tournament, Maldini will return to his role as Milan's chief talent scout. The former Italy coach said Paraguay played well against a very strong German side, but probably deserved to lose 1-0.    "It was a very balanced game until the end. There had been no major goal-scoring opportunities from either side until that run on the right and that great goal from (Oliver) Neuville," Maldini said.    Known for his defensive approach to the game, Maldini said he expected Germany to play as it did. "This is Germany. They may not be particularly strong technically, but they are very strong physically," he said.  Enditem