News about Borja Mayoral

Real Madrid defeated Getafe by a landslide in La Liga, preparing for their match against Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid on Sunday. It was Jude Bellingham's first match against Mason Greenwood, but it was Madrid's reserve attacker Joselu who did the most to win the game. He scored in each half to bring his total number to 12 for the season, not bad for the journeyman striker who has only played nine games this season and has to constantly hear complaints that Madrid doesn't have a centre forward.'

Borja Mayoral, the Getafe striker, has spoken out after rumors that imply he was linked to a move to the Premier League in January. Arsenal made a £22 million bid for the 26-year-old as Mikel Arteta's search for offensive reinforcements to support his team's title hopes persists. Mayoral Juan Manuel, who came from Real Madrid's academy, joined Getafe in 2022 after having trouble breaking into the starting XI with Los Blancos.

Borja Mayoral, a Getafe striker, has reportedly been sold by Arsenal for £22 million. This season, the Real Madrid academy graduate has been playing with Mason Greenwood in La Liga. Brentford and Fulham have both been linked with the 26-year-old's after scoring 12 league goals for Getafe.

PETE JENSON: We won't know for certain what the long-term effects of a year in Getafe have on Mason Greenwood and his career are yet to be determined. But the short-term effects on the club he has joined are there for all to see. Their football team was difficult to follow last season, and they were fighting relegation. Now they are entertainers and surprise candidates for European destinations. Greenwood isn't all about it. Jose Bordalas, the team's talented coach, has returned for his second spell as he won the Europa League last-16 in the 2019-20 season. Borja Mayoral, a striker, has scored 12 goals in the first season, four more than in the whole series. However, it's the Manchester United loanee who sparked the dramatic increase in quality.

PETE JENSON OF THE BERNABEU: Jude Bellingham continued his remarkable Real Madrid debut by defeating Getafe in 95th minutes to keep his team La Liga top of the standings and maintain their 100 percent record at the start of the season. It was Madrid's first home game of the season, and it got off to a rocky start with former academy player Borja Mayoral scoring after Fran Garcia's back pass fell short and gave Getafe possession. They missed the wounded Vinicius in the first half as they tried to break down Getafe's tenacious defense. Bellingham thought he had won a penalty, but a VAR check was overruled, and with David Soria's stellar form for Getafe Madrid, the tunnel was still in tactic.

PETE JENSON: Barcelona lost an ugly but stayed at the top, three points clear of Real Madrid, who put on a good showing in Bilbao. Both eyes are still on Real Sociedad, who can't avoid winning. They remain third in the rankings and are receiving more suitors for their players than was expected midseason. Sevilla's leader stands tall, despite the fact that the drop zone showed signs of life. Here's the 10 things we learned from La Liga this week:

Pedri's fourth goal of the season made it six wins in six for Barcelona in all competitions since the start of the year, but it was a poor showing from Xavi's side. Raphinha crossed from the left and Pedri finished past David Soria, with the well-worked goal ten minutes before the break. Barça were sloppy at times, but Borja Mayoral could have made it 1-1 if Pedri played a short pass back to his own goal. Soria saved a lot from Ousmane Dembele before the game, and there were also hopes for Gavi and Dembele, but Barcelona could not stretch their advantage.