The Ultimate Bundesliga All-Time Rankings: Every Club from 58 to 1
The Bundesliga has seen it all—dramatic title races, fairy-tale promotions, crushing relegations, and unforgettable moments. Since its inception in 1963, over 50 clubs have graced Germany’s top tier, each leaving a unique mark on the league's rich history.
This gallery ranks all 58 Bundesliga clubs from bottom to top based on their all-time points, featuring key stats and a quick look at what made each team’s journey memorable. Whether you’re a seasoned fan or new to German football, scroll through to discover legends, underdogs, and some surprising names along the way.
58. SV Tasmania Berlin
Infamously known for the worst season in Bundesliga history, Tasmania Berlin managed just 2 wins from 34 games. Their record-low 10 points and a -93 goal difference in 1965–66 remain Bundesliga anti-records to this day.
M: 34 | W: 2 | D: 4 | L: 28 | Goals: 15:108 | Dif: -93 | Pts: 10
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57. 1. FC Lok Leipzig
Lok Leipzig had only one short stint in the Bundesliga. They played 34 matches with modest returns, struggling to find consistency in Germany’s top flight.
M: 34 | W: 3 | D: 11 | L: 20 | Goals: 32:69 | Dif: -37 | Pts: 20
56. Blau-Weiß 90 Berlin
Another short-lived top-flight team, Blau-Weiß 90 Berlin had one season in 1986–87. Despite their best efforts, they only managed 3 wins and finished near the bottom of the all-time rankings.
M: 34 | W: 3 | D: 12 | L: 19 | Goals: 36:76 | Dif: -40 | Pts: 21
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55. Holstein Kiel
Kiel's Bundesliga journey was brief and turbulent. They earned just 6 wins in 34 matches, showing promise but lacking the quality to stay up.
M: 34 | W: 6 | D: 7 | L: 21 | Goals: 49:80 | Dif: -31 | Pts: 25
54. Preußen Münster
One of the early Bundesliga participants in the 1960s, Preußen Münster played just 30 matches. Their lone season didn’t yield much success, but they remain a notable name in German football history.
M: 30 | W: 7 | D: 9 | L: 14 | Goals: 34:52 | Dif: -18 | Pts: 30
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53. Fortuna Köln
Fortuna Köln also experienced a single Bundesliga season, in which they recorded 8 wins. Despite relegation, the club has maintained its cult status in lower-tier German football.
M: 34 | W: 8 | D: 9 | L: 17 | Goals: 46:79 | Dif: -33 | Pts: 33
52. SSV Ulm 1846
The team from Ulm played just one top-flight campaign in 1999–2000. They started well but faded, eventually getting relegated and later facing financial issues.
M: 34 | W: 9 | D: 8 | L: 17 | Goals: 36:62 | Dif: -26 | Pts: 35
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51. SpVgg Greuther Fürth
Fürth has struggled to make an impact during its Bundesliga appearances. Their campaigns were marked by defensive frailty and a lack of firepower up front.
M: 68 | W: 7 | D: 18 | L: 43 | Goals: 54:142 | Dif: -88 | Pts: 39
50. TeBe Berlin
Tennis Borussia Berlin, a club with a rich history, had a brief and challenging Bundesliga presence. Despite showing flashes of talent, they failed to establish themselves in the top tier.
M: 68 | W: 11 | D: 16 | L: 41 | Goals: 85:174 | Dif: -89 | Pts: 49
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49. SC Paderborn 07
Paderborn enjoyed a rollercoaster Bundesliga stint marked by exciting football and defensive vulnerabilities. They were fun to watch but couldn’t secure consistent results.
M: 68 | W: 11 | D: 18 | L: 39 | Goals: 68:139 | Dif: -71 | Pts: 51
48. 1. FC Heidenheim 1846
Heidenheim made their Bundesliga debut recently, showing grit and determination. Despite some early struggles, they’ve carved out key wins to stay competitive.
M: 70 | W: 18 | D: 17 | L: 35 | Goals: 88:124 | Dif: -36 | Pts: 71
47. FC Ingolstadt 04
Ingolstadt entered the Bundesliga with high energy but couldn’t maintain top-tier status for long. Their disciplined defense stood out during their debut campaign.
M: 68 | W: 18 | D: 18 | L: 32 | Goals: 69:99 | Dif: -30 | Pts: 72
46. Stuttgarter Kickers
The Kickers had a brief Bundesliga history, marked by more losses than wins. Still, they remain an iconic name in Stuttgart’s football scene.
M: 72 | W: 20 | D: 17 | L: 35 | Goals: 94:132 | Dif: -38 | Pts: 77
45. SpVgg Unterhaching
Unterhaching’s short spell in the top division was best remembered for their final-day win that denied Leverkusen the title in 1999–2000. They were a tenacious side, often punching above their weight.
M: 68 | W: 20 | D: 19 | L: 29 | Goals: 75:101 | Dif: -26 | Pts: 79
44. FC 08 Homburg
FC Homburg spent a few seasons in the Bundesliga during the 1980s. Though they struggled, they pulled off some surprising results during their time at the top.
M: 102 | W: 21 | D: 27 | L: 54 | Goals: 103:200 | Dif: -97 | Pts: 90
43. Borussia Neunkirchen
One of the early Bundesliga clubs, Neunkirchen’s stay was brief. They showed flashes of competitiveness but eventually dropped out of the elite level.
M: 98 | W: 25 | D: 18 | L: 55 | Goals: 109:223 | Dif: -114 | Pts: 93
42. Wuppertaler SV
Wuppertaler SV had one standout season in the early 1970s. Though their Bundesliga presence was limited, they left a mark during their short tenure.
M: 102 | W: 25 | D: 27 | L: 50 | Goals: 136:200 | Dif: -64 | Pts: 102
41. SV Darmstadt 98
Darmstadt’s Bundesliga campaigns were defined by resilience despite limited resources. Their passionate fanbase and occasional giant-killing acts stood out.
M: 170 | W: 31 | D: 41 | L: 98 | Goals: 182:359 | Dif: -177 | Pts: 134
40. Rot-Weiß Oberhausen
A regular in the early decades of the Bundesliga, Oberhausen battled valiantly but couldn’t maintain consistent form. Their legacy lives on in German football folklore.
M: 136 | W: 36 | D: 31 | L: 69 | Goals: 182:281 | Dif: -99 | Pts: 139
39. Dynamo Dresden
Dresden made the transition from East German football to the Bundesliga after reunification. Their time in the league was brief but carried significant historical weight.
M: 140 | W: 33 | D: 45 | L: 62 | Goals: 132:211 | Dif: -79 | Pts: 140
38. 1. FC Saarbrücken
Saarbrücken were part of the inaugural Bundesliga season in 1963. Although their stint was limited, they remain a proud club with strong regional roots.
M: 166 | W: 32 | D: 48 | L: 86 | Goals: 202:336 | Dif: -134 | Pts: 144
37. SG Wattenscheid 09
Active in the Bundesliga during the 1990s, Wattenscheid gave several bigger clubs a tough time. Their consistent effort often masked a lack of star power.
M: 140 | W: 34 | D: 48 | L: 58 | Goals: 186:248 | Dif: -62 | Pts: 150
36. Alemannia Aachen
Aachen had a brief Bundesliga revival in the mid-2000s but couldn’t avoid relegation. Their loyal fan base remains a pillar of support in the 2. Bundesliga.
M: 136 | W: 43 | D: 28 | L: 65 | Goals: 186:270 | Dif: -84 | Pts: 157
35. Energie Cottbus
Cottbus were known for their hard-working squads and their difficult home ground. They often avoided relegation against the odds before eventually dropping out.
M: 204 | W: 56 | D: 43 | L: 105 | Goals: 211:338 | Dif: -127 | Pts: 211
34. Rot-Weiss Essen
A Bundesliga founding club, Essen won the German championship in the pre-Bundesliga era. Their time in the top division was limited but historic.
M: 238 | W: 61 | D: 79 | L: 98 | Goals: 346:483 | Dif: -137 | Pts: 262
33. Kickers Offenbach
With multiple appearances in the league’s early years, Offenbach’s performances were inconsistent. They remain a respected name in German football history.
M: 238 | W: 77 | D: 51 | L: 110 | Goals: 368:486 | Dif: -118 | Pts: 282
32. Waldhof Mannheim
Waldhof spent several years in the Bundesliga during the 1980s and early 90s. Known for strong youth development, they were a tough opponent in their day.
M: 238 | W: 71 | D: 72 | L: 95 | Goals: 299:378 | Dif: -79 | Pts: 285
31. 1. FC Union Berlin
Berlin’s working-class club has seen a meteoric rise in recent years. Known for passionate fans and gritty performances, they’ve become a Bundesliga staple.
M: 206 | W: 78 | D: 52 | L: 76 | Goals: 262:296 | Dif: -34 | Pts: 286
30. FC St. Pauli
Famed for its alternative culture and vocal supporters, St. Pauli’s time in the Bundesliga has been limited but colorful. Their performances on the pitch often mirrored their underdog spirit.
M: 308 | W: 67 | D: 89 | L: 152 | Goals: 329:529 | Dif: -200 | Pts: 290
29. Hansa Rostock
One of East Germany’s most prominent clubs post-reunification, Hansa Rostock had a strong Bundesliga presence in the '90s and early 2000s. They were known for their disciplined style and home strength.
M: 412 | W: 124 | D: 107 | L: 181 | Goals: 492:621 | Dif: -129 | Pts: 479
28. KFC Uerdingen 05
Uerdingen were a steady mid-table side in the 1980s, often competitive against stronger clubs. Their cup win in 1985 was a career high for the club.
M: 476 | W: 138 | D: 129 | L: 209 | Goals: 644:844 | Dif: -200 | Pts: 543
27. FC Augsburg
Since their promotion in 2011, Augsburg have impressed with their resilience and team spirit. Known for overperforming on a modest budget, they've become a Bundesliga regular.
M: 478 | W: 142 | D: 124 | L: 212 | Goals: 582:761 | Dif: -179 | Pts: 550
26. RB Leipzig
One of the Bundesliga’s most recent success stories, Leipzig quickly rose to prominence with high-intensity football and deep squads. Despite criticism over their structure, their sporting success is undeniable.
M: 308 | W: 161 | D: 77 | L: 70 | Goals: 595:361 | Dif: 234 | Pts: 560
25. Arminia Bielefeld
Arminia have often bounced between divisions, making them one of Germany’s classic “yo-yo” clubs. Despite ups and downs, they've always remained competitive.
M: 646 | W: 173 | D: 167 | L: 306 | Goals: 698:988 | Dif: -290 | Pts: 661
24. 1899 Hoffenheim
Backed by strong investment, Hoffenheim surged from lower divisions to Bundesliga prominence. They’ve consistently played attractive football and reached the Champions League.
M: 580 | W: 201 | D: 160 | L: 219 | Goals: 926:933 | Dif: -7 | Pts: 763
23. 1. FSV Mainz 05
Mainz are known for their passionate fans and as a launching pad for top managers like Jürgen Klopp and Thomas Tuchel. They consistently punch above their weight.
M: 648 | W: 215 | D: 171 | L: 262 | Goals: 860:959 | Dif: -99 | Pts: 816
22. TSV 1860 München
The “Löwen” were once champions and regulars in the Bundesliga, but have since declined to lower divisions. Their Munich derby clashes with Bayern were once legendary.
M: 672 | W: 238 | D: 170 | L: 264 | Goals: 1022:1059 | Dif: -37 | Pts: 884
21. Eintracht Braunschweig
The 1967 Bundesliga champions, Braunschweig were trailblazers in their day. While they haven’t returned to former glory, their history remains a proud chapter in German football.
M: 706 | W: 242 | D: 177 | L: 287 | Goals: 937:1086 | Dif: -149 | Pts: 903
20. Karlsruher SC
KSC enjoyed success in the ‘90s, even reaching European competition. Known for developing talent and strong home support, they’ve had several top-flight stints.
M: 812 | W: 241 | D: 230 | L: 341 | Goals: 1093:1408 | Dif: -315 | Pts: 953
19. Fortuna Düsseldorf
A founding Bundesliga club, Düsseldorf enjoyed top-flight success in the 1970s. Although they've bounced between divisions, their tradition and loyal fanbase persist.
M: 854 | W: 264 | D: 232 | L: 358 | Goals: 1245:1518 | Dif: -273 | Pts: 1024
18. SC Freiburg
Freiburg is beloved for its smart recruitment, youth development, and long-serving manager Christian Streich. They continue to thrive as one of Germany's most respected clubs.
M: 852 | W: 280 | D: 219 | L: 353 | Goals: 1107:1348 | Dif: -241 | Pts: 1059
17. MSV Duisburg
One of the Bundesliga’s founding clubs, Duisburg has had sporadic spells of success. Their top-flight legacy includes cup finals and mid-table finishes.
M: 948 | W: 296 | D: 259 | L: 393 | Goals: 1291:1520 | Dif: -229 | Pts: 1147
16. Hannover 96
Twice German champions before the Bundesliga era, Hannover has enjoyed multiple top-flight seasons. Despite recent struggles, their fanbase remains one of the most loyal.
M: 1016 | W: 308 | D: 250 | L: 458 | Goals: 1385:1734 | Dif: -349 | Pts: 1174
15. 1. FC Nürnberg
With nine German titles (mostly pre-Bundesliga), Nürnberg is a historic powerhouse. However, in the Bundesliga era, they’ve often struggled for consistency.
M: 1118 | W: 344 | D: 286 | L: 488 | Goals: 1428:1794 | Dif: -366 | Pts: 1318
14. VfL Wolfsburg
Wolfsburg won the Bundesliga in 2009 and have been a consistent top-half team since. Their attacking flair and strong infrastructure keep them competitive.
M: 954 | W: 360 | D: 245 | L: 349 | Goals: 1437:1398 | Dif: 39 | Pts: 1325
13. VfL Bochum
A gritty and passionate club, Bochum has long battled above its weight. Their frequent Bundesliga appearances have made them a fixture in German football.
M: 1296 | W: 391 | D: 336 | L: 569 | Goals: 1755:2152 | Dif: -397 | Pts: 1509
12. Hertha BSC
The Berlin giants have had a turbulent Bundesliga history with highs and lows. Despite potential, they’ve often failed to fully establish themselves among the elite.
M: 1352 | W: 477 | D: 340 | L: 535 | Goals: 1887:2102 | Dif: -215 | Pts: 1771
11. 1. FC Kaiserslautern
Twice Bundesliga champions, Kaiserslautern made history by winning the league immediately after promotion in 1998. A proud club with passionate support, they’ve recently been rebuilding after financial and sporting setbacks.
M: 1492 | W: 575 | D: 372 | L: 545 | Goals: 2348:2344 | Dif: +4 | Pts: 2094
10. 1. FC Köln
Cologne were among the Bundesliga’s original powerhouses, winning the inaugural title in 1964. Their rich history includes legendary players and a devoted fan base, despite periods of inconsistency.
M: 1766 | W: 678 | D: 456 | L: 632 | Goals: 2836:2657 | Dif: +179 | Pts: 2490
9. Bayer Leverkusen
Long known as "Neverkusen" for near-misses, Leverkusen finally lifted the Bundesliga trophy in 2024. Backed by Bayer Pharmaceuticals, the club has combined flair, youth, and consistency to stay near the top.
M: 1570 | W: 696 | D: 423 | L: 451 | Goals: 2707:2079 | Dif: +628 | Pts: 2511
8. FC Schalke 04
One of Germany’s most storied clubs, Schalke boasts massive support and multiple domestic titles from pre-Bundesliga days. Despite recent relegations, they remain one of the country's biggest names.
M: 1832 | W: 700 | D: 463 | L: 669 | Goals: 2642:2678 | Dif: -36 | Pts: 2563
7. Eintracht Frankfurt
Frankfurt are European contenders and 2022 Europa League champions. Their attacking football and devoted fans make them a staple of the Bundesliga landscape.
M: 1902 | W: 703 | D: 494 | L: 705 | Goals: 3004:2932 | Dif: +72 | Pts: 2601
6. Hamburger SV
A founding Bundesliga member and six-time German champion, HSV were once known for never being relegated—until 2018. Their legacy remains strong, and promotion hopes are ever-present.
M: 1868 | W: 746 | D: 496 | L: 626 | Goals: 2937:2664 | Dif: +273 | Pts: 2734
5. Borussia Mönchengladbach
The 1970s were Gladbach’s golden era, with five Bundesliga titles and an iconic attacking style. Although titles have eluded them since, they remain one of Germany’s most respected clubs.
M: 1944 | W: 777 | D: 511 | L: 656 | Goals: 3293:2858 | Dif: +435 | Pts: 2842
4. VfB Stuttgart
Bundesliga champions as recently as 2007, Stuttgart have combined youth development with attacking play. While not always consistent, their contribution to German football is undeniable.
M: 1970 | W: 804 | D: 479 | L: 687 | Goals: 3255:2893 | Dif: +362 | Pts: 2891
3. Werder Bremen
A consistent presence in the league for decades, Bremen’s crowning achievement came in 2004 with a domestic double. Their attacking traditions and loyal fan base keep them central to Bundesliga history.
M: 2038 | W: 835 | D: 511 | L: 692 | Goals: 3367:3017 | Dif: +350 | Pts: 3016
2. Borussia Dortmund
Dortmund’s iconic yellow wall and bold style have made them global giants. With multiple league titles and a Champions League crown, BVB remain Bayern’s fiercest domestic rival.
M: 1970 | W: 905 | D: 488 | L: 577 | Goals: 3604:2766 | Dif: +838 | Pts: 3203
1. Bayern München
Bayern Munich are the undisputed kings of German football, with a record 30+ Bundesliga titles and consistent European dominance. Their success is built on elite management, top talent, and a relentless winning mentality.
M: 2046 | W: 1239 | D: 438 | L: 369 | Goals: 4623:2231 | Dif: +2392 | Pts: 4155
