The football world is buzzing with excitement as Manchester City and Lens have announced that they have reached agreement on a deal for Openda's CEO, who has been offered a massive fee by the Premier League club. The deal comes just days after the two clubs agreed to a deal for Lens' star striker, who will join Openda's roster in the near future.
In a statement released today, Manchester City President Pep Guardiola said: "We're delighted to announce that we've signed a new contract with our top player, who has brought a lot of success to us this season. We're also very pleased to confirm that he has agreed to a transfer to Lens."
Lens, who is known for his goal-scoring ability and excellent technical skills, has also expressed his interest in joining the French giants. He stated: "I'm excited about the opportunity to play for Manchester City and I believe that it will be a great experience for me."
However, Openda's CEO, Michael Osterman, was not impressed with the offer from the English giants. In a statement released yesterday, he said: "It's disappointing to see Lens' valuation of £60 million euros, but I am confident that the value of the contract and the commitment from both parties will make it worth the effort."
Despite the disappointment of losing out on such a talented player, Manchester City and Lens remain hopeful of finding a solution to their current situation. Both clubs continue to negotiate over terms and conditions, and there may be some changes in the future.
As the summer draws closer, the football world continues to be filled with intrigue and excitement. While Manchester City and Lens may not be able to reach an agreement on a deal anytime soon, there are still plenty of other teams in the market looking to add players to their squad. With the ongoing negotiations and discussions taking place, it's likely that more deals will be made in the coming weeks and months.