Bundesliga

Gross result of 18 clubs: €4.16bn, 20% of it at Bayern München.

Key figure

Bundesliga 2022/23, sorted by Gross result
Pos.	Club
1	Bayern München	1	812.3	415.5	51.2	35.7	536.5	60.7	31.4
2	Dortmund	2	498.1	236.2	47.4	9.6	282.7	55.2	26.8
3	RB Leipzig	3	396.2	192.5	48.6	1.5	139.0	29.2	29.4
4	Leverkusen	6	327.3	151.7	46.3	0.0	200.5	56.5	22.1
5	Wolfsburg	8	226.6	113.3	50.0	0.0	31.0	15.2	6.6
6	Stuttgart	16	207.8	105.8	50.9	0.7	11.8	6.4	14.7
7	Mönchengladbach	10	186.8	102.0	54.6	4.3	51.4	26.2	8.3
8	Hoffenheim	12	176.8	90.1	51.0	−0.1	197.7	87.1	10.6
9	Union Berlin	4	168.9	78.0	46.2	18.1	1.8	1.9	5.8
10	Freiburg	5	168.9	87.8	52.0	16.1	111.1	74.5	8.5
11	Schalke 04	17	164.5	73.0	44.4	6.2	−103.3	−104.4	5.4
12	Köln	11	159.9	68.7	43.0	12.4	15.7	17.0	5.0
13	Frankfurt	7	134.0	55.9	41.7	−3.5	24.6	16.0	3.7
14	Mainz 05	9	124.8	60.2	48.3	−2.5	38.0	55.3	5.2
15	Hertha BSC	18	119.5	97.6	81.7	−99.1	5.4	4.1	15.1
16	Werder Bremen	13	113.4	57.2	50.5	−3.8	−17.9	−31.0	3.3
17	Augsburg	15	90.2	46.6	51.7	−8.8	54.1	48.3	4.5
18	Bochum	14	84.3	38.5	45.7	8.2	9.3	22.1	4.3

gross result: from €920m (Bayern München) to €91m (Bochum)

2018/19 to 2024/25, shared scale, sorted by 2022/23

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Frankfurt: 7th in the table, 13th on the gross result, the largest gap in the Bundesliga 2022/23

Bundesliga 2022/23, rank correlation 0.67

Source: DFL, club financial figures; final tables

Gross result: from €84.3m (Bochum) to €812.3m (Bayern München)

18 clubs, 2022/23, €m

Median

Source: DFL, club financial figures

Equity ratio 2022/23: from 87% (Hoffenheim) to −104% (Schalke 04)

Shares of total assets, 2022/23

Source: DFL, club financial figures