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Borja Mayoral

Getafe · Centre-Forward

Borja Mayoral

Spain·Age 29·Born Parla, Spain·1.82 m (6 ft 0 in)

Centre-Forward

Position

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Active

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Borja Mayoral

Overview

Borja Mayoral is a Spain centre-forward currently playing for Getafe. They are 29 years old.

Profile

Career & honours

Career history

LevanteLoan2018 – 2020
Spain U21Permanent2015 – 2019
RomaLoan2020 – 2022
GetafeLoan2022 – 2022
Real MadridYouth2007 – 2015

Frequently asked questions

Which team does Borja Mayoral play for?: Borja Mayoral currently plays for Getafe.
What position does Borja Mayoral play?: Borja Mayoral plays as a centre-forward.
How old is Borja Mayoral?: Borja Mayoral is 29 years old.

Data source: TheSportsDB via ChanceGoal.

Borja Mayoral — Centre-Forward at Getafe: Profile & Stats · Socc360

Real Madrid CastillaPermanent

2014 – 2016

Real MadridPermanent2015 – 2022

WolfsburgLoan2016 – 2017

GetafePermanent2022 –

ParlaYouth2004 – 2007

Honours

FIFA Club World Cup2017
UEFA Champions League2017-2018
UEFA Europa Conference League2021-2022
UEFA European Under-21 Championship2019
UEFA Super Cup2017

Biography

Borja Mayoral Moya (born 5 April 1997) is a Spanish professional footballer who plays as a striker for La Liga club Getafe. Formed at Real Madrid from the age of 10, he made his first-team debut in 2015 after featuring for the reserves in Segunda División B. He was also loaned to Levante and Getafe in La Liga, VfL Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga, and Roma in Serie A. Mayoral represented Spain up to under-21 level, earning 48 caps and scoring 29 goals. He was top scorer as the under-19 team won the 2015 European Championship, and was a 2017 runner-up and 2019 winner with the under-21 team.