Clean way to put lambda in class definition

I have code that works just fine, in a local function:

struct Divider
{
public:
    size_t factor;
    size_t next;
};

void foo()
{
    auto cmp = [](const Divider& x, const Divider& y) { return x.next > y.next; };
    std::priority_queue < Divider, std::vector<Divider>, decltype(cmp)> sieve(cmp);
    // ...
}

I would now like to move my sieve variable into a class. I can write the following monstrosity:

class Bar
{
    inline static auto cmp = [](const Divider& x, const Divider& y) { return x.next > y.next; };
    std::priority_queue < Divider, std::vector<Divider>, decltype(cmp)> sieve = std::priority_queue < Divider, std::vector<Divider>, decltype(cmp)>(cmp);
};

Is there any way I can write this default construction without specifying the type twice? Or just in a cleaner fashion.