Lens, the French football club based in Lens, France, has announced the transfer of their player Openda to Bundesliga outfit Hertha Berlin for a fee of €40 million.
Openda is a highly rated young talent who has been with Lens since he was just six years old. He made his professional debut for the club in 2019 and quickly established himself as one of their most promising players.
The move to Hertha Berlin marks a significant step up for Openda, who will now play in one of Europe's top leagues. The German club is known for its strong youth academy and has produced many talented players over the years.
Lens CEO, Jean-Marc Courtois, said that they were "very proud" of Openda's achievement and that they wished him all the best at Hertha Berlin. He also thanked the club for their support throughout Openda's career so far.
Openda's transfer to Hertha Berlin is a major coup for the club and comes at a time when they are looking to build on their impressive start to the season. With Openda leading the line, Hertha Berlin could be set for another exciting campaign ahead.