The 13 Highest Paid Players at Bayern Munich – Ranked

July 28, 2025 Rasmus Kristensen

Bayern Munich has long been one of Europe’s financial powerhouses, and their wage structure reflects it. With a mix of experienced legends and emerging stars, the club spares no expense in building a world-class squad. From defensive anchors to attacking flair, here’s a breakdown of the 13 highest-paid players at Bayern in 2025

Dayot Upamecano – £166,626 per week / £8,664,577 per year

The French center-back is known for his strength and quickness, playing a vital role in Bayern’s defense. Despite injuries at times, he remains a trusted option in big matches.

João Palhinha – £166,626 per week / £8,664,577 per year

Bayern’s new defensive midfield anchor, Palhinha brings tenacity and balance. His Premier League-hardened style makes him a natural fit for the Bundesliga.

Jonathan Tah – £199,952 per week / £10,397,492 per year

Recently brought in from Leverkusen, Tah’s composure and physical presence have boosted Bayern's defense. He’s expected to be a mainstay at the back for years to come.

Min-jae Kim – £199,952 per week / £10,397,492 per year

Kim’s no-nonsense defending and aerial dominance have made him a fan favorite. The South Korean international continues to impress after his standout season in Serie A.

Leon Goretzka – £216,614 per week / £11,263,950 per year

Goretzka combines strength and attacking energy in midfield. Though facing competition for his spot, he remains a reliable contributor in key moments.

Michael Olise – £224,946 per week / £11,697,179 per year

Signed from Crystal Palace, Olise brings flair and creativity to Bayern’s right flank. His ability to break down defenses adds a new dimension to the attack.

Alphonso Davies – £249,940 per week / £12,996,865 per year

Davies’ explosive pace and attacking runs make him one of the best left-backs in world football. He continues to be a crucial outlet in Bayern’s system.

Kingsley Coman – £283,265 per week / £14,729,781 per year

A proven match-winner, Coman delivers with speed and dribbling skill. He’s a consistent threat on the wings when fit.

Serge Gnabry – £314,424 per week / £16,350,057 per year

Gnabry’s ability to play across the front line gives Bayern great tactical flexibility. When in form, he's one of the Bundesliga’s most dangerous attackers.

Jamal Musiala – £314,424 per week / £16,350,057 per year

Jamal Musiala celebrating a goal — Vitalii Vitleo / Shutterstock.com

The young German star continues to dazzle with his footwork and creativity. Musiala is already a regular starter and one of the club’s most exciting talents.

Joshua Kimmich – £333,253 per week / £17,329,154 per year

Kimmich’s intelligence, leadership, and pinpoint passing make him essential in midfield. He’s widely regarded as one of the best deep-lying playmakers in Europe.

Manuel Neuer – £349,916 per week / £18,195,611 per year

Even in the twilight of his career, Neuer remains elite. His experience, reflexes, and leadership are irreplaceable for Bayern.

Harry Kane – £416,566 per week / £21,661,442 per year

The highest-paid player in the squad, Kane has hit the ground running in Germany. He leads the line with authority, scoring freely and setting the standard for the rest.