As protests and demonstrations demanding adequate housing continue to escalate, with encampment protests also appearing in cities like Madrid, Barcelona, and Valencia, the issue has become a major point of contention in Congress and on political talk shows.

In the football world, it is common for many players to invest in real estate. In fact, Atlético Madrid coach Diego Simeone owns 180 properties in Madrid, and some retired players, such as former Real Madrid player Guti, have also admitted to investing in real estate.

The angry public has also begun to target those who profit from housing, and Celta de Vigo player and World Cup winner Borja Iglesias has been mentioned in this context.

The Galician owns a company called Borja Patrimonial S.L., which manages the money he earned during his professional career. Many have pointed out that he might be engaging in real estate speculation through this company, which seems at odds with this outspoken striker, who actively participates in social causes.

According to the Spanish Commercial Registry, the company's business scope includes buying, selling, and leasing real estate, as well as real estate development. However, the striker himself has come forward to defend himself and clarify the situation.

"I own a house in Madrid, or to be precise, 50% of this house. The other 50% belongs to María, my partner, who lives and works there," Borja wrote on social media. He added: "She owns 50% because, unfortunately, it is very difficult to buy a house in Madrid. Even with above-average income, it is almost impossible. This is what people are complaining about, what I complain about, and what we all should be complaining about."

In fact, the Celta de Vigo striker is very active on social media, frequently posting and responding to various content. In addition to responding to critics, he also acknowledged that he is in a more advantageous position compared to most Spaniards.

"I feel very fortunate to have such a life, career, and financial situation. But this issue affects everyone, and most of us are closer to María's situation than to the other extreme," he wrote after learning about the September eviction and death of an 87-year-old woman. This was his response to those who fail to recognize their true position in the current social structure but support certain political parties.

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