Gross result of 15 clubs: €0.82bn, 15% of it at Hamburger SV.

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

2. Bundesliga 2023/24, sorted by Gross result
Pos. Club
1 Hamburger SV 4119.344.337.12.145.028.63.4
2 Hertha BSC 993.845.848.8−33.3−23.1−39.37.6
3 Schalke 04 1069.630.143.2−0.6−104.0−103.81.0
4 Düsseldorf 368.129.142.80.61.43.91.0
5 St. Pauli 167.932.848.30.23.45.31.3
6 Kaiserslautern 1357.224.542.74.528.361.40.9
7 Hannover 96 655.030.255.0−0.18.315.01.0
8 Nürnberg 1253.027.351.5−1.4−7.4−39.20.8
9 Karlsruher SC 545.817.839.0−0.211.425.90.8
10 Holstein Kiel 235.221.160.0−4.32.814.60.6
11 Greuther Fürth 834.417.450.6−0.37.454.30.8
12 Paderborn 07 733.716.749.4−1.46.345.31.2
13 Magdeburg 1430.814.547.22.29.553.00.5
14 Braunschweig 1529.816.053.7−0.20.66.10.8
15 Elversberg 1128.212.845.41.1−4.2−12.40.8

No figures: SV Wehen Wiesbaden, FC Hansa Rostock, VfL Osnabrück – 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 €39m (Elversberg)

2018/19 to 2024/25, shared scale, sorted by 2023/24

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Holstein Kiel: 2nd in the table, 10th on the gross result, the largest gap in the 2. Bundesliga 2023/24

2. Bundesliga 2023/24, rank correlation 0.43

Source: DFL, club financial figures; final tables

Gross result: from €28.2m (Elversberg) to €119.3m (Hamburger SV)

15 clubs, 2023/24, €m

  • Median

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Equity ratio 2023/24: from 61% (Kaiserslautern) to −104% (Schalke 04)

Shares of total assets, 2023/24

Source: DFL, club financial figures