Bundesliga 2026-27 squad values: Every club ranked from Bayern Munich to Paderborn

The Bundesliga is the fourth-most valuable league in world football, valued at €4.95bn at the time of writing.

Only the Premier League (€13.18bn), LaLiga (€5.88bn) and Serie A (€5.87bn) are more valuable per Transfermarkt, but which clubs have the highest and lowest squad values?

Here, FootballWhispers provides squad values for all 18 Bundesliga teams, as well as each club's average value by squad size.

Bundesliga2026‑27 Squad Market Values Current market values for all 18 clubs  ·  Click any column header to sort

Bundesliga 2026-27 season squad market values: total squad value, squad size and average player market value for all 18 clubs including Bayern Munich, Borussia Dortmund, RB Leipzig and Bayer Leverkusen. Data sourced from Transfermarkt as of September 2026.

Club	Squad Value	Size	Avg/Player
Bayern Munich	€1.04bn	24	€43.33m
Borussia Dortmund	€564.45m	30	€18.82m
RB Leipzig	€492.95m	30	€16.43m
Bayer 04 Leverkusen	€480.95m	29	€16.58m
VfB Stuttgart	€385.95m	30	€12.87m
Eintracht Frankfurt	€288.25m	26	€11.09m
TSG 1899 Hoffenheim	€285.95m	28	€10.21m
SC Freiburg	€211.40m	27	€7.83m
FC Augsburg	€177.80m	28	€6.35m
1.FSV Mainz 05	€164.20m	26	€6.32m
1.FC Köln	€154.10m	29	€5.31m
Hamburger SV	€152.95m	28	€5.46m
Borussia Mönchengladbach	€138.55m	30	€4.62m
SV Werder Bremen	€122.08m	32	€3.81m
1.FC Union Berlin	€115.78m	30	€3.86m
FC Schalke 04	€70.13m	27	€2.60m
SV 07 Elversberg	€58.05m	27	€2.15m
SC Paderborn 07	€48.38m	32	€1.51m

Size Players in squad  ·  Avg/Player Average market value per player Source: Transfermarkt • September 2026

Bayern Munich top the charts with Borussia Dortmund in second

Unsurprisingly, Bayern Munich (€1.04bn) have the highest squad value, nearly €440m above Borussia Dortmund (€564.45m) in second!

RB Leipzig (€492.95m) completes the podium, with Bayer Leverkusen (€480.95m) in fourth.

In terms of notable valuable players, Michael Olise (€170.00m) is the most valuable in the Bundesliga, followed by his Bayern teammates Jamal Musiala (€100.00m) and Aleksandar Pavlovic (€90.00m).

Frankfurt edge Hoffenheim in top half

Missing out on the top four in fifth is Stuttgart (€385.95m), while Frankfurt (€288.25m) and Hoffenheim (€285.95m) are separated by just a couple million euros.

Freiburg (€211.40m) and Augsburg (€177.80m) make up the top half.

In terms of notable valuable players, Angelo Stiller (€45.00m) is Stuttgart's most valuable, while his teammates Jamie Leweling (€40.00m), Finn Jeltsch and Bilal El Khannouss (both €35.00m) are not far behind.

Koln edge Hamburg in bottom half

Mainz (€164.20m) top the bottom half, followed by Koln (€154.10m) and Hamburg (€152.95m), with the latter separated by just a couple million euros.

Borussia Monchengladbach (€138.55m), Werder Bremen (€122.08m) and Union Berlin (€115.78m) are the only other teams with values above €100.00m.

In terms of notable valuable players, Mainz's Kaishu Sano (€50.00m) and Koln's Said El Mala (€45.00m) are among the Bundesliga's most valuable.

Paderborn pip Elversberg as least valuable Bundesliga club

Schalke (€70.13m) and Elversberg (€58.05m) make up two of the bottom three.

Paderborn (€48.38m) is the least valuable Bundesliga club.

In terms of notable valuable players, Soufiane El-Faouzi (€9.00m), Francis Onyeka (€10.00m) and Santiago Castaneda (€5.00m) are the most valuable at Schalke, Elversberg and Paderborn respectively.