Lens Accepts Bundesliga Offer for Openda: Transfer Fee of 40 Million Euros

The Lens Football Club has accepted the offer from Bundesliga club, Eintracht Frankfurt, to sign midfielder, Kevin Volland. The transfer fee is reportedly €40 million.

Volland, who joined Lens in January 2019, has made over 70 appearances and scored 18 goals for the French Ligue 2 side. He was part of the team that reached the semi-finals of the Coupe de France last season.

Eintracht Frankfurt, who finished as runners-up in the Bundesliga last season, have been looking for a new attacking midfielder following the departure of Nuri Sahin to Manchester United.

The move is expected to strengthen the midfield of Eintracht Frankfurt, which currently features players such as Stefan Kießling and Marcel Halstenberg.

The Lens Football Club will be hoping that Volland's addition can help them compete with other top teams in the French Ligue 1, where they currently sit in second place.

In conclusion, the Lens Football Club has accepted the offer from Eintracht Frankfurt to sign Kevin Volland, a player who has made over 70 appearances and scored 18 goals for the French Ligue 2 side. The move is expected to strengthen the midfield of Eintracht Frankfurt, which currently features players such as Stefan Kießling and Marcel Halstenberg. The Lens Football Club will be hoping that Volland's addition can help them compete with other top teams in the French Ligue 1.