RC Lens and Jean-Louis Leca are set to make a big move in the transfer market this summer. Loïs Openda, the former Lens striker, could be returning to Bollaert. The RC Lens summer transfer market is set to be lively, and Jean-Louis Leca will be under even more pressure to deliver. The Lens director, known for his clever moves on the market, could strike again like he did last season with Thauvin and Saint-Maximin, as reported by Foot Mercato. Among the promising leads that have emerged in recent hours, one name stands out: that of Loïs Openda. Arrived at Juventus on loan from RB Leipzig, the former Lens striker is going through a very complicated period in Italy. Little used, lacking rhythm and confidence, the Belgian international is not imposing himself in the Turin system. His record is worrying: irregular playing time and only 2 goals in 34 games with the Juve jersey, far from the standards he had set under Lens colors (21 goals in 42 games). According to several Italian media, including La Stampa, Juventus would already be looking to find a way out for the player this summer. The situation of the 26-year-old attacker does not leave indifferent on the European market. Several clubs are closely following his file, including Frankfurt, Monaco, Leeds, Nottingham Forest, and of course, Lens. A return to the North is therefore not entirely ruled out, even if it appears today as an ambitious and dependent option on financial conditions. The Juventus plan: loan or sale Juventus does not close any doors regarding the player's future. A loan to relaunch Openda remains the most likely option, but a definitive transfer is not entirely ruled out if a convincing offer arrives. The Italian club's goal is clear: to recover part of its investment while offering the player the opportunity to relaunch in a more favorable environment. From the Lens side, Jean-Louis Leca continues to explore market opportunities with a prudent but opportunistic approach. The Artésien director does not rule out making a new big move, and in this context, a return of Openda to Bollaert would necessarily have a symbolic earthquake effect, given the player's marked passage in Artois. He had also logically disappointed by choosing not to play in the Champions League with Lens. The story could therefore be written differently…