Openeda has received an offer from the Bundesliga for a fee of €50 million (approximately $61 million), according to reports in Germany's Bild newspaper.

The offer was made by Lens, who are currently sitting at the bottom of the German top flight table with just one win in their last 14 games. The offer is believed to be part of a wider deal involving the transfer of several players from Lens to Openeda, which would see the club move up to the second tier of German football.

If the offer is accepted, it would mark a significant departure for Lens, who have struggled financially and off the pitch in recent years. However, they have been praised for their commitment to developing young talent, and the offer could provide them with an opportunity to do so on a larger scale.

Openeda, meanwhile, will be hoping that the addition of a top-flight side like Lens can help to boost their own fortunes and secure their place in the Bundesliga for the upcoming season. It remains to be seen whether the offer will be accepted, but if it does, it could be a major turning point for both clubs.