Gross result of 18 clubs: €3.88bn, 18% of it at Bayern München.

Bundesliga 2018/19, sorted by Gross result
Pos. Club
1 Bayern München 1713.8356.149.952.5497.468.0–
2 Dortmund 2476.0205.143.117.4354.971.0–
3 Frankfurt 7301.493.030.836.967.933.9–
4 RB Leipzig 3274.6125.245.64.5126.140.3–
5 Schalke 04 14263.2123.847.0−27.1−18.5−8.3–
6 Leverkusen 4259.2136.652.70.0200.565.6–
7 Mönchengladbach 5200.498.649.212.2103.342.8–
8 Wolfsburg 6193.6131.467.80.031.012.3–
9 Stuttgart 16166.075.845.79.446.138.1–
10 Hoffenheim 9161.877.147.60.3222.781.0–
11 Werder Bremen 8151.571.947.53.510.513.9–
12 Mainz 05 12144.548.933.915.849.549.7–
13 Hertha BSC 11140.862.444.3−26.08.26.1–
14 Hannover 96 17103.056.354.7−3.228.828.7–
15 Augsburg 1595.538.240.09.657.639.2–
16 Freiburg 1391.845.249.26.983.279.8–
17 Nürnberg 1871.028.540.18.83.712.0–
18 Düsseldorf 1070.232.145.72.17.022.3–

gross result: from €920m (Bayern München) to €0m (Düsseldorf)

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

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Düsseldorf: 10th in the table, 18th on the gross result, the largest gap in the Bundesliga 2018/19

Bundesliga 2018/19, rank correlation 0.74

Source: DFL, club financial figures; final tables

Gross result: from €70.2m (Düsseldorf) to €713.8m (Bayern München)

18 clubs, 2018/19, €m

  • Median

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Equity ratio 2018/19: from 81% (Hoffenheim) to −8% (Schalke 04)

Shares of total assets, 2018/19

Source: DFL, club financial figures