The world of football is in a state of flux as teams like Bayern Munich and Real Madrid are reportedly exploring the possibility of signing German club Lens for a reported €50 million. The deal, which has been subject to much speculation, involves Lens agreeing to sell their player, Christian Eriksen, for €40 million to Lens.

Eriksen is one of the most talented players in the world, having scored over 120 goals for his previous clubs, including Chelsea and Manchester United. He was also a key member of the Danish national team that won the World Cup in Russia last year. However, he has struggled to find consistency in recent seasons and has missed several important games due to injuries.

According to reports, Lens have made significant offers for Eriksen, but they are currently hesitant to sign him on the cheap. They believe that a more realistic offer would be to pay €70 million for him or even €80 million if the player decides to stay with them.

However, there is no denying that this move by Lens could have serious implications for the Champions League and the future of football in Europe. The team's financial stability is already under strain, with a large debt and a growing gap between the highest and lowest-paid players. If they decide to go out of business, it will leave a hole in the market, making it difficult for new clubs to enter the league.

It remains to be seen how this deal plays out, but it is clear that Lens will face some tough competition for Eriksen. As the Premier League prepares to open its season next month, fans will be hoping that the team can attract the attention of top players like Eriksen and other top players from European leagues.