Gross result of 15 clubs: €0.65bn, 17% of it at Hamburger SV.

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

2. Bundesliga 2022/23, sorted by Gross result
Pos. Club
1 Hamburger SV 3109.641.637.97.842.827.72.9
2 Heidenheim 156.528.550.4−0.11.64.11.1
3 St. Pauli 554.028.352.4−4.93.25.20.8
4 Düsseldorf 450.625.650.7−3.00.93.51.0
5 Nürnberg 1449.726.553.30.3−6.0−28.80.8
6 Hannover 96 1047.529.662.5−3.84.69.11.3
7 Kaiserslautern 939.317.344.00.223.866.50.7
8 Greuther Fürth 1235.217.349.00.17.747.11.6
9 Darmstadt 98 234.519.556.5−1.217.132.50.7
10 Paderborn 07 633.616.047.60.07.547.01.2
11 Karlsruher SC 730.916.453.1−0.711.635.00.6
12 Holstein Kiel 830.517.356.6−1.57.151.20.6
13 Braunschweig 1528.314.551.30.20.97.60.6
14 Magdeburg 1125.111.947.32.07.650.70.6
15 Jahn Regensburg 1724.111.246.51.915.875.30.4

No figures: FC Hansa Rostock, Arminia Bielefeld, SV Sandhausen – 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 2022/23

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Darmstadt 98: 2nd in the table, 9th on the gross result, the largest gap in the 2. Bundesliga 2022/23

2. Bundesliga 2022/23, rank correlation 0.61

Source: DFL, club financial figures; final tables

Gross result: from €24.1m (Jahn Regensburg) to €109.6m (Hamburger SV)

15 clubs, 2022/23, €m

  • Median

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Equity ratio 2022/23: from 75% (Jahn Regensburg) to −29% (Nürnberg)

Shares of total assets, 2022/23

Source: DFL, club financial figures