Speed has always been one of the most feared weapons in modern football, and the Bundesliga is home to some of the fastest players in the game. Whether they are tearing down the wings, breaking past defenders, or leading counterattacks, these players use their pace to make a difference. Every season, new speed records are set, and this year is no exception.
We have ranked the fastest players in the Bundesliga based on their top recorded speed this season.
The young French forward has impressed with his agility and acceleration. Although not yet a household name, Bahoya has proven to be a crucial attacking asset for Eintracht Frankfurt this season. (22.17 mph)
The former Borussia Dortmund prospect has continued his development at Eintracht Frankfurt. His combination of speed and defensive awareness makes him a promising talent for the future. (22.23 mph)
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A fullback with an attacking mindset, Köhn has consistently used his pace to support Bremen’s offensive play while also tracking back quickly to defend. (22.25 mph)
The Ecuadorian defender has been a key part of Leverkusen’s backline. His speed allows him to recover quickly, making him a nightmare for opposing attackers. (22.27 mph)
13. Christian Günter (SC Freiburg) – 22.29 mph
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One of Freiburg’s most reliable players, Günter combines experience with speed, making him one of the most dynamic left-backs in the league. (22.29 mph)
12. Max Rosenfelder (SC Freiburg) – 22.31 mph
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A rising star in Freiburg’s squad, Rosenfelder has caught attention with his ability to cover large distances at high speed, making him a versatile option for the team. (22.31 mph)
A product of Borussia Dortmund’s academy, Knauff has developed into a key player for Eintracht Frankfurt, using his blistering pace to exploit spaces on the wings. (22.33 mph)
The young English winger has been one of Dortmund’s brightest talents. His ability to take on defenders at high speed makes him a serious threat in one-on-one situations. (22.34 mph)
Known for his explosive runs down the right flank, Frimpong has been a crucial part of Leverkusen’s attacking play. His speed makes him one of the most exciting full-backs in the league. (22.38 mph)
8. Cole Campbell (Borussia Dortmund) – 22.39 mph
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A lesser-known name compared to some of his Dortmund teammates, Campbell has proven to be an exciting player with impressive acceleration. (22.39 mph)
Stuttgart’s young attacker has made a name for himself with his lightning-fast sprints. His ability to break through defensive lines has been a major asset for his team. (22.42 mph)
6. Karim Adeyemi (Borussia Dortmund) – 22.48 mph
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One of the most electric forwards in the Bundesliga, Adeyemi is known for his rapid bursts of speed, which allow him to beat defenders with ease. (22.48 mph)
5. Alphonso Davies (FC Bayern Munich) – 22.50 mph
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Dubbed the “Roadrunner” for a reason, Davies remains one of the fastest players in the world. His pace makes him an invaluable part of Bayern’s attacking and defensive transitions. (22.50 mph)
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The French winger has been one of Gladbach’s most dynamic players this season. His top speed allows him to outpace defenders and create goal-scoring opportunities. (22.70 mph)
Openda’s pace has been a key factor in Leipzig’s attacking success. The Belgian striker’s ability to sprint past defenders makes him one of the most dangerous forwards in the league. (22.77 mph)
2. Gerrit Holtmann (VfL Bochum) – 22.83 mph
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A consistent speedster in the Bundesliga, Holtmann’s acceleration and dribbling ability make him a nightmare for defenders. His pace has been a crucial weapon for Bochum. (22.83 mph)
1. Sirlord Conteh (Heidenheim) – 22.88 mph
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Topping the list, Sirlord Conteh has recorded the fastest sprint in the Bundesliga this season. The Heidenheim attacker has stunned opponents with his incredible bursts of speed, making him a standout performer. (22.88 mph)
