Gross result of 14 clubs: €0.64bn, 20% of it at Hamburger SV.

14 of 18 clubs with figures; the rest are missing from the DFL files.

2. Bundesliga 2018/19, sorted by Gross result
Pos. Club
1 Hamburger SV 4126.247.437.5−8.041.124.5–
2 Köln 1106.647.844.81.038.540.8–
3 Union Berlin 360.125.842.90.3−9.0−21.5–
4 St. Pauli 949.722.044.31.514.022.9–
5 Bielefeld 745.115.734.85.4−1.7−12.6–
6 Heidenheim 539.915.839.60.51.84.6–
7 Bochum 1133.815.144.80.82.912.4–
8 Holstein Kiel 630.812.540.63.48.134.7–
9 Darmstadt 98 1030.616.554.01.217.060.0–
10 Paderborn 07 226.713.651.0−2.82.111.8–
11 Greuther Fürth 1326.613.249.6−0.57.064.7–
12 Sandhausen 1521.113.463.40.11.514.7–
13 Erzgebirge Aue 1420.511.254.60.50.812.0–
14 Jahn Regensburg 819.69.850.22.74.354.2–

No figures: SG Dynamo Dresden, FC Ingolstadt, 1. FC Magdeburg, MSV Duisburg – not in the DFL files, because two seasons later it was no longer licensed for the Bundesliga or 2. Bundesliga.

gross result: from €120m (Hamburger SV) to €0m (Jahn Regensburg)

2018/19 to 2024/25, shared scale, sorted by 2018/19

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Paderborn 07: 2nd in the table, 10th on the gross result, the largest gap in the 2. Bundesliga 2018/19

2. Bundesliga 2018/19, rank correlation 0.64

Source: DFL, club financial figures; final tables

Gross result: from €19.6m (Jahn Regensburg) to €126.2m (Hamburger SV)

14 clubs, 2018/19, €m

  • Median

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Equity ratio 2018/19: from 65% (Greuther Fürth) to −22% (Union Berlin)

Shares of total assets, 2018/19

Source: DFL, club financial figures