Sorry to tell you that, on the information supplied, nobody could definitively id these trees for you. To start with you don't tell us where in the world they are growing. That knowledge will eliminate a lot of possibilities. Platanus species is possible based solely on the shape but without closer pictures the task is extremely difficult.

As floral says, not enough info. Where is the location and also are they growing on or near a floodplain? (sycamores often do)

Hello Floral and Bengz! It is true I did not say and it was late here so I had limited time but I have come back. This is in North Texas where it is true sycamores grow and this is actually close to a floodplain where the river is located exactly miles away.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4-Crowley-Dr-Carrollton-TX-75006/124266688_zpid/ (for reference)

Searching sycamore images, it is highly probably this is the tree species and from what I can compare the foliage visual.

If it helps, I also compiled another image set: https://postimg.cc/gallery/gh3TRd4/c84094c0

As you can also see from the Google Maps timeline, it is a deciduous species which moves closer to the possibility it is one since we have one wildly growing in our backyard at home as well

If you have one growing in the backyard, it might be easier to show some close ups of the leaves, twigs and bark on that tree.