Bayern dominates the salary table This is how much the Bundesliga players earn - and the Swiss legionnaires

Almost a billion euros in salaries are paid out in the Bundesliga. Bayern Munich earn by far the most. You can find out how much the Swiss earn here.

According to calculations by "capology", the 533 squad players of the 18 Bundesliga clubs have a total salary volume of 919 million euros. The average salary in the top German league is 1.73 million euros per year.

The top 10 highest-paid players in the Bundesliga in the 24/25 season is led by Harry Kane. The English star striker has a gross annual salary of 25 million euros. The 30-year-old therefore earns 480,769 euros per week.

In second place is team-mate Manuel Neuer, the 38-year-old goalkeeper collects 21 million euros (403,846 euros per week). Thomas Müller is also on the podium with 20.5 million euros (394,231 euros per week).

Ranks 4 to 12 are also all occupied by Bayern players. The German internationals Leroy Sané (€20 million), Joshua Kimmich (€19.5 million), Serge Gnabry (€18.87 million) and Leon Goretzka (€18 million) are all paid by Munich. euros) are being paid princely sums by the Munich club, as are foreign specialists Kingsley Coman (17 million euros), Matthijs de Ligt (16 million euros), Michael Olise (13.5 million euros), Min-jae Kim (12 million euros) and Alphonso Davies (11.25 million euros).

The first non-Bayern professional in the ranking is Sébastien Haller, who receives EUR 11 million from Borussia Dortmund.

This is how much the Bundesliga Swiss are earning

BVB goalkeeper Gregor Kobel earns €9 million - 19th place in the Bundesliga salary table. This means that the 26-year-old earns more than national team captain Granit Xhaka, who is paid 4.15 million euros at Leverkusen (55th place). Nico Elvedi from Borussia Mönchengladbach receives 3.5 million euros (69th place). Team-mate Jonas Omlin (77th place) earns another 3 million euros.

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Edimilson Fernandes earns 1.98 million euros in Mainz (122nd place) - more than team-mate Silvan Widmer (1.89 million euros - 128th place). Fabian Rieder is ranked 195th. The ex-YB professional will receive €1.1 million from his new employer Stuttgart. Cédric Zesiger receives one million euros in Wolfsburg (206th place).

Rubén Vargas (Augsburg) ranks 226th with 850,000 euros. Frankfurt's new signing Aurèle Amenda earns 640,000 euros (277th place). Noah Loosli still earns 370,000 euros in Bochum (339th place). New international Leonidas Stergiou will receive a cheque for 190,000 euros in Stuttgart (388th place).

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