Openda, a leading online property finance platform, has received an offer from Premier League’s Manchester City for its portfolio of properties, valued at approximately 60 million euros. This is the first time that Openda has received an offer in this format.

The deal marks a significant development for Openda and highlights the growing interest in property finance among both investors and developers. The offer comes after Openda had previously offered to sell some of its properties for less than their current market value, which led to criticism from some investors.

Manchester City, who owns the majority stake in Openda, has been keen on acquiring more properties in the past, but was hesitant about offering such a high price. However, with the offer now being made public, it appears that the club has decided to make the move.

In a statement issued by Manchester City, they stated: "We were impressed with the quality of the properties we acquired from Openda and we believe that they have potential to be successful."

This news comes as a welcome development for Openda, who have been working hard to establish themselves as a leading player in the online property finance industry. With the offer from Manchester City, they may be able to secure a larger share of the market and continue to grow their business.