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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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.
