The Lowest-Paid Players in the Bundesliga – Ranking from Highest to Lowest

March 6, 2025 Rasmus Kristensen

The Bundesliga is home to some of the highest-paid footballers in the world, but not every player enjoys a massive paycheck. While top stars earn millions, many young and lesser-known players are on significantly lower wages.

We’ve taken a closer look at the lowest-paid players in the Bundesliga, ranking them from the highest to the absolute lowest. This list highlights the financial disparity in the league and showcases the players working hard to prove their worth despite their modest salaries.

Lúkas Petersson – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

Lúkas Petersson earns €2,308 per week, making him one of the lowest-paid players in the Bundesliga. Despite this, he continues to develop his skills, hoping for a better contract in the future.

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Aurel Wagbe – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

Aurel Wagbe takes home a modest salary of €120,000 per year. The young talent has the opportunity to prove himself and earn a bigger paycheck as he progresses in his career.

Bennit Bröger – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

Bennit Bröger’s earnings place him among the lowest-paid players in Germany’s top flight. His performances in the coming seasons will be crucial in securing a better deal.

Moritz Broschinski – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

Moritz Broschinski earns the same as several other young players in the league. If he continues to develop, he could secure a more lucrative contract in the future.

Mahmut Kücüksahin – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

Mahmut Kücüksahin is another player earning €120,000 per year, a salary that reflects his current standing in the squad. With continued hard work, he could move up the wage scale.

Mohammed Tolba – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

Mohammed Tolba is among the Bundesliga’s lowest earners, bringing in just over €2,300 per week. He has the potential to increase his wages with strong performances.

Marco Komenda – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

Marco Komenda’s salary places him at the lower end of Bundesliga wages. However, his growth on the field could help him land a better contract in the coming years.

Daniel Klein – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

Daniel Klein earns a modest Bundesliga salary but still enjoys the opportunity to compete in one of the world’s top football leagues. His next career steps will determine his future earnings.

Luca Raimund – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

Luca Raimund’s annual salary of €120,000 reflects his current role in the squad. If he can make an impact, he has a strong chance of earning more in the future.

Mert Kömür – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

Mert Kömür earns one of the lowest salaries in the league but has plenty of potential to increase his earnings through improved performances.

David Odogu – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

David Odogu’s earnings of €2,308 per week place him among the lowest-paid Bundesliga players. With continued dedication, he could see a wage increase soon.

Lennart Koerdt – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

Lennart Koerdt is another player on the minimum salary threshold in the Bundesliga. His goal is to establish himself and push for a better contract.

Anrie Chase – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

Anrie Chase earns at the lower end of the Bundesliga pay scale, but his development on the field could lead to an improved financial situation.

Mats Pannewig – £1,913 per week / £99,490 per year

Mats Pannewig takes home the same salary as several other players on this list. If he continues to develop, he could soon break into a higher wage bracket.

Mathys Angély – £1,594 per week / £82,909 per year

Mathys Angély is one of many young Bundesliga talents earning €2,308 per week. His ambition and ability will be key to securing a better contract.

David Preu – £1,594 per week / £82,909 per year

David Preu is one of the few players earning under €120,000 per year in the Bundesliga. At just €1,923 per week, he will be aiming for a significant pay rise in the future.

Tyler Doğan – £1,594 per week / £82,909 per year

Tyler Doğan is among the lowest earners in the Bundesliga, bringing in €100,000 per year. His performances will determine whether he can secure a better deal.

Noahkai Banks – £1,594 per week / £82,909 per year

Noahkai Banks earns the same annual salary as several other players on this list. If he continues to improve, a higher paycheck could be on the horizon.

Oluwaseun Ogbemudia – £1,594 per week / £82,909 per year

Oluwaseun Ogbemudia takes home €1,923 per week, making him one of the lowest-paid players in the league. His potential could lead to a well-earned wage increase.

Abdenego Nankishi – £1,435 per week / £74,618 per year

At just €90,000 per year, Abdenego Nankishi is the lowest-paid player in the Bundesliga. Despite his low earnings, he remains a promising talent who hopes to prove himself and earn a much-needed salary boost.