Hoffenheim continues to establish itself as a competitive force in the Bundesliga, despite operating with a more modest budget compared to some of Germany’s biggest clubs. The team has managed to remain competitive through smart recruitment and player development while keeping a balanced wage structure.

We’ve taken a closer look at Hoffenheim’s squad salaries and ranked the players from lowest to highest earners.

13. Pavel Kaderabek – £32,435 per week / £1,686,607 per year

The experienced right-back has been a key part of Hoffenheim’s squad for years. His consistency and leadership on the flank make him an important figure in the team’s defensive setup.

12. Alexander Prass – £33,732 per week / £1,754,071 per year

Recently signed from Sturm Graz, the Austrian midfielder has quickly adapted to the Bundesliga. His versatility in midfield provides Hoffenheim with additional depth and creativity.

11. Gift Emmanuel Orban – £33,732 per week / £1,754,071 per year

The Nigerian forward arrived with a reputation for being a clinical finisher. Still young, he is expected to play a key role in Hoffenheim’s attacking setup for years to come.

10. Marius Bülter – £34,056 per week / £1,770,937 per year

A hardworking winger, Bülter has made a name for himself with his pressing and goal contributions. His ability to play multiple attacking roles makes him a valuable asset.

9. Dennis Geiger – £35,030 per week / £1,821,536 per year

A product of Hoffenheim’s academy, Geiger has become a midfield mainstay. His passing range and tactical intelligence are crucial in linking defense and attack.

8. Leo Østigård – £36,651 per week / £1,905,866 per year

The Norwegian center-back provides Hoffenheim with much-needed defensive solidity. His physicality and aerial ability make him a tough opponent for any striker.

7. Valentin Gendrey – £36,651 per week / £1,905,866 per year

Another defensive reinforcement, Gendrey offers versatility and a strong presence at the back. His ability to play in multiple defensive roles makes him a key squad player.

6. Ihlas Bebou – £43,787 per week / £2,276,920 per year

A pacey and skillful forward, Bebou has been a reliable attacking option for Hoffenheim. His ability to stretch defenses and score important goals keeps him among the team’s top earners.

5. Adam Hlozek – £45,895 per week / £2,386,549 per year

The young Czech forward is considered one of the brightest talents in European football. His technical ability and finishing skills make him a crucial player for Hoffenheim’s attack.

4. Ozan Kabak – £51,085 per week / £2,656,406 per year

Once considered one of Europe’s top defensive prospects, Kabak has found stability at Hoffenheim. His strength and ball-playing ability are key to the team’s defensive structure.

3. Oliver Baumann – £56,761 per week / £2,951,562 per year

The veteran goalkeeper has been Hoffenheim’s last line of defense for years. His leadership and shot-stopping abilities make him one of the highest-paid players at the club.

2. Diadié Samassékou – £63,248 per week / £3,288,844 per year

A powerful defensive midfielder, Samassékou provides balance and protection for Hoffenheim’s backline. His ability to break up play and dictate tempo makes him invaluable.

1. Andrej Kramaric – £64,870 per week / £3,373,214 per year

Hoffenheim’s talisman and all-time top scorer, Kramaric remains the club’s highest-paid player. His creativity, finishing ability, and leadership continue to be crucial for the team’s success.