Bundesliga: The TV money rankings 2025/26 – Money (That's What I Want)
18. Hamburger SV – Revenue: 31.4 million euros (National: 28.5 / International: 2.9)
17. FC St. Pauli – Revenue: €32.7 million (National: €29.8 million / International: €2.9 million)
16. 1. FC Heidenheim – Revenue: €37.2 million (National: €32.2 million / International: €5 million)
15. FC Augsburg – Revenue: 37.2 million euros (National: 36.8 / International: 3.3)
14. Werder Bremen – Revenue: 42.6 million euros (National: 39.7 / International: 2.9)
13. 1. FC Köln – Revenue: 43 million euros (National: 38.2 / International: 4.8)
12. VfL Wolfsburg – Revenue: €50.8 million (National: €46 / International: €4.8)
11. Borussia Mönchengladbach – Revenue: 51 million euros (National: 45.5 / International: 5.5)
10. Hoffenheim – Revenue: 51.4 million euros (National: 43.5 / International: 7.9)
9. Mainz 05 – Revenue: 55.4 million euros (National: 52.1 / International: 3.3)
8. VfB Stuttgart – Revenue: €55.5 million (National: €50.9 million / International: €4.6 million)
7. Union Berlin – Revenue: 55.8 million euros (National: 48.2 / International: 7.6)
6. SC Freiburg – Revenue: 62 million euros (National: 54 / International: 8)
5. RB – Revenue: 68 million euros (National: 54.5 / International: 13.5)
4. Eintracht Frankfurt – Revenue: 69.6 million euros (National: 55 / International: 14.6)
3. Bayer Leverkusen – Revenue: 75.4 million euros (National: 57 / International: 18.4)
2. Borussia Dortmund – Revenue: 76 million euros (National: 57.6 / International: 18.4)
1. FC Bayern Munich – Revenue: 83.4 million euros (National: 60.8 / International: 22.6)
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