Most Yellow Cards in the Bundesliga – Ranked from Lowest to Highest

17. Senne Lynen – 6 yellow cards

Lynen’s role in midfield requires him to disrupt play and press opponents, which has led to multiple bookings. His tactical fouls ensure his team maintains control in crucial moments, though at the cost of frequent cautions.

16. Nicolai Remberg – 6 yellow cards

Remberg’s aggressive pressing and high-energy approach make him an important presence in midfield. However, his eagerness to win back possession has resulted in six yellow cards this season.

15. Ramy Bensebaini – 6 yellow cards

Known for his physical defensive play, Bensebaini has accumulated six bookings while guarding his team’s left flank. His tough tackling and aerial duels make him a vital but sometimes reckless presence in the backline.

14. Maximilian Wittek – 6 yellow cards

Wittek’s role as a fullback demands intense defensive work, often bringing him into situations where tactical fouls are necessary. His six yellow cards reflect both his aggressive approach and his commitment to stopping counterattacks.

13. Julian Weigl – 6 yellow cards

Weigl controls the midfield with his intelligent positioning, but his willingness to stop dangerous transitions has led to six bookings. His experience helps balance the team, even if it comes at the cost of disciplinary issues.

12. Robert Andrich – 6 yellow cards

Andrich is known for his physicality and ability to disrupt opponents, making him a crucial part of his team’s midfield. His six yellow cards show his determination, but also highlight the fine line between aggression and excessive fouling.

11. Benedikt Gimber – 7 yellow cards

Gimber is a no-nonsense defender who does not shy away from tough challenges. His seven yellow cards indicate how vital he is in breaking up opposition plays, though his approach often puts him at risk of suspension.

10. Cédric Zesiger – 7 yellow cards

Zesiger’s strong presence in defense is marked by his physical duels and willingness to engage in last-ditch tackles. His seven bookings show his commitment but also the risks associated with his style of play.

9. Maximilian Arnold – 7 yellow cards

Arnold is a vocal leader in midfield, using his experience to control the tempo of the game. His seven yellow cards are a result of both tactical fouls and his intense defensive contributions.

8. Elvis Rexhbecaj – 7 yellow cards

Rexhbecaj plays with high energy and relentless pressing, often disrupting opponents’ buildup play. His aggressive approach has led to seven yellow cards, a testament to his work rate and intensity.

7. Jeffrey Gouweleeuw – 7 yellow cards

Gouweleeuw’s role as a central defender means he constantly engages in one-on-one battles with attackers. His seven yellow cards reflect his no-nonsense approach, which is both a strength and a liability.

6. Jeff Chabot – 7 yellow cards

Chabot is a physically dominant center-back who does not hesitate to commit fouls when needed. His seven yellow cards show his defensive determination but also his struggle to avoid disciplinary trouble.

5. Atakan Karazor – 7 yellow cards

Karazor is a tough defensive midfielder whose aggressive tackling often puts him in the referee’s book. His seven yellow cards highlight his commitment to shielding the defense but also his occasional recklessness.

4. Magnus Knudsen – 7 yellow cards

Knudsen’s midfield presence is built on relentless pressing and physical duels. His seven yellow cards underline his combative style, which can be both an asset and a risk.

3. Marco Friedl – 8 yellow cards

Friedl is a versatile defender who plays with a high level of intensity, leading to eight bookings this season. His ability to read the game is crucial, but his aggressive approach often puts him on the referee’s radar.

2. Matúš Bero – 8 yellow cards

Bero’s physicality in midfield makes him a key disruptor, frequently halting opposition attacks with tactical fouls. His eight yellow cards highlight both his commitment and the consequences of his defensive duties.

1. Dominik Kohr – 10 yellow cards

Kohr leads the Bundesliga in yellow cards this season, a reflection of his aggressive playing style and defensive commitment. His ten bookings show how integral he is to his team’s midfield battles, though his discipline remains a concern.