The link gave me the latin name, Acer platanoides. Our name on this one, translates, are pointed maple, after the pointed leaves. Yes, they are rather common and grows in the wild. But I'm not sure if they have always been a wild tree here or have spread from gardens. I know that another maple have started to spread, Acer psaudoplatanoides, that our name on this one, translated are Platan maple.
