Openda has signed a deal with Lens to bring the German club's top-tier football to South Africa.

Lens is one of the most successful clubs in France and has won several titles over the years. The club has also been involved in some high-profile transfers, including the signing of former Manchester United star Paul Pogba in 2016.

The deal with Openda will see Lens compete in the top tier of South African football, the Premier Soccer League (PSL). This is a significant move for both Lens and Openda as it will give them access to a larger fan base and more opportunities to attract new players.

Lens has always been known for its strong youth academy, which has produced many talented players. The club hopes that this deal will help it continue to develop young talent and build a strong foundation for future success.

In terms of value, Lens is reportedly valued at around €50 million. This makes it one of the most expensive clubs in South Africa, but it also means that Lens has the potential to be a major force in the PSL.

Overall, the deal between Lens and Openda is a significant step forward for both clubs. It gives Lens access to a larger fan base and more opportunities to compete at the highest level of football in South Africa, while also helping Openda to expand its operations and grow its brand.