Getafe player Borja Mayoral’s luxury chalet burned down as he collected the Spanish top scorer trophy

Getafe player Borja Mayoral suffered a major scare this Monday after his house, located in the luxurious residential area of ​​Pozuelo de Alarcón, caught fire in the afternoon after a fire broke out in one of the rooms on the top floor. was completely affected. There, the flames spread to the roof eaves, causing damage to the roof as well.

There were only two dogs in the house, a two-story chalet, which firefighters rescued and handed over to neighbors before the footballer and his partner arrived. At the time of the fire, Mayoral was collecting the Zarra Trophy, which considered him the top scorer of the last league (in which he scored a total of 15 goals), a prize shared with current Milan striker Alvaro Morata.

While he received a bouquet of well-deserved praise and congratulations, the firefighters of the Community of Madrid were busy extinguishing three light bulbs that they discovered upon entering the premises. The house was also visited by Pozuelo de Alarcón emergency services and national and local police, although the reasons for the incident have not yet been revealed. However, sources consulted by the ABC point to the possibility that an electrical fault was to blame.

The fire broke out shortly before 3pm and it was not until almost two hours later that Mayoral was able to access the property in the company of his partner. After the work of the displaced specialists was completed, the striker checked the material damage on site (in addition to the burned premises, the upper floor remained unusable due to smoke). Now you will have to wait at least a few days to repair the damage and be able to use your home normally again.