Gross result of 18 clubs: €3.35bn, 18% of it at Bayern München.

Bundesliga 2020/21, sorted by Gross result
Pos. Club
1 Bayern München 1606.3373.461.61.9491.172.325.8
2 RB Leipzig 2375.7168.945.02.8131.728.225.9
3 Dortmund 3349.4215.761.7−72.8232.651.632.8
4 Leverkusen 6253.1134.353.10.0200.551.018.1
5 Frankfurt 5206.497.647.3−9.942.326.615.7
6 Schalke 04 18199.288.344.3−18.7−88.8−71.79.9
7 Wolfsburg 4198.6122.861.80.031.014.76.9
8 Mönchengladbach 8160.398.161.2−14.671.836.57.8
9 Stuttgart 9142.582.858.1−1.222.214.06.3
10 Hoffenheim 11128.884.465.5−0.1248.286.212.8
11 Köln 16114.976.366.4−18.31.51.65.8
12 Werder Bremen 17112.967.860.1−7.1−20.3−27.03.6
13 Freiburg 10104.353.651.49.893.070.35.1
14 Hertha BSC 14102.893.090.4−78.0107.648.410.3
15 Mainz 05 1296.348.350.2−10.237.250.74.3
16 Augsburg 1381.944.454.2−0.558.444.13.2
17 Union Berlin 769.440.157.7−11.4−29.1−62.22.2
18 Bielefeld 1549.330.762.2−1.7−7.1−41.82.2

gross result: from €920m (Bayern München) to €39m (Bielefeld)

2018/19 to 2024/25, shared scale, sorted by 2020/21

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Union Berlin: 7th in the table, 17th on the gross result, the largest gap in the Bundesliga 2020/21

Bundesliga 2020/21, rank correlation 0.64

Source: DFL, club financial figures; final tables

Gross result: from €49.3m (Bielefeld) to €606.3m (Bayern München)

18 clubs, 2020/21, €m

  • Median

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Equity ratio 2020/21: from 86% (Hoffenheim) to −72% (Schalke 04)

Shares of total assets, 2020/21

Source: DFL, club financial figures