Lens Accepts Bundesliga Offer for Openda, 40-Million Euro Transfer Fee

The German football league has made a surprising move by offering Bayern Munich star Joshua Kimmich to the Bundesliga side Openda on a transfer fee of 40 million euros.

The offer was reportedly made after Kimmich's agent, Mino Raiola, met with Bayern officials and discussed the possibility of a loan deal for the player. The club is said to have been impressed with Openda's recent performances in the German second division and believes that the player could provide them with a boost in their quest to win the Bundesliga title.

Kimmich, who joined Bayern from Schalke in 2017, has been a regular starter for the club and has made over 150 appearances for them. He has also been capped at international level for Germany, appearing in four World Cup qualifiers this year.

The move comes as a surprise given Kimmich's strong relationship with Bayern and his desire to remain at the club. However, it seems that Bayern is willing to let him go if they can secure a good deal for themselves. The offer will be subject to a medical and financial checks before it can be finalised.

It remains to be seen how Kimmich will respond to the offer, but one thing is clear: he will need to make a decision soon as the transfer window closes on January 31st. If he accepts the offer, he will join Openda on a season-long loan deal, while Bayern will receive a transfer fee of 40 million euros. If he chooses not to accept the offer, he may face the prospect of playing for another club or being released by Bayern.