Gross result of 18 clubs: €3.47bn, 19% of it at Bayern München.

Bundesliga 2019/20, sorted by Gross result
Pos. Club
1 Bayern München 1664.8339.851.19.8492.269.532.6
2 Dortmund 2473.7215.245.4−44.0305.459.038.6
3 RB Leipzig 3325.1147.145.28.9131.434.119.4
4 Leverkusen 5271.3139.851.50.0200.552.515.1
5 Hoffenheim 6227.983.536.60.6275.283.317.2
6 Wolfsburg 7210.9124.058.80.031.013.98.1
7 Schalke 04 12169.5111.065.5−53.1−71.1−38.212.1
8 Mönchengladbach 4154.7104.367.4−16.886.443.09.1
9 Frankfurt 9146.084.057.5−37.230.620.010.4
10 Werder Bremen 16118.570.659.6−23.8−13.3−23.75.8
11 Mainz 05 13115.152.645.7−2.147.445.26.0
12 Köln 14114.770.161.1−24.713.815.16.1
13 Hertha BSC 10111.980.271.6−53.536.718.712.4
14 Augsburg 1599.547.547.71.258.939.13.6
15 Freiburg 885.249.257.70.183.376.83.6
16 Düsseldorf 1780.437.847.00.07.015.82.9
17 Union Berlin 1171.637.051.7−7.8−17.0−34.92.0
18 Paderborn 07 1832.218.557.45.17.238.31.7

gross result: from €920m (Bayern München) to €40m (Paderborn 07)

2018/19 to 2024/25, shared scale, sorted by 2019/20

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Freiburg: 8th in the table, 15th on the gross result, the largest gap in the Bundesliga 2019/20

Bundesliga 2019/20, rank correlation 0.81

Source: DFL, club financial figures; final tables

Gross result: from €32.2m (Paderborn 07) to €664.8m (Bayern München)

18 clubs, 2019/20, €m

  • Median

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Equity ratio 2019/20: from 83% (Hoffenheim) to −38% (Schalke 04)

Shares of total assets, 2019/20

Source: DFL, club financial figures