In what has become a hot button topic for Bundesliga fans and the league itself, X account @iMiaSanMia has posted what it says is the “official distribution” of the TV revenue Bundesliga teams will make for the 2026/27 season.
The list features only Bundesliga revenue from domestic television deals and international television deals, whch are broken down into columns in the graphic.
Bayern Munich is at the top of the list. The German champions lead the league with a combined figure of €92,681,458,
made up of €61,548,754 nationally and another €31,132,704 internationally.
That puts Bayern Munich more than €8.4 million ahead of Bayer Leverkusen, who rank second with €84,267,924. Borussia Dortmund are just behind Leverkusen at €84,244,367, meaning the two clubs are essentially separated by a rounding error compared to the gap between Bayern Munich and the rest of the league.
Eintracht Frankfurt rank fourth with €77,825,716, followed by RB Leipzig at €74,158,812 and SC Freiburg at €71,794,518. VfB Stuttgart, Mainz 05 and Hoffenheim round out the top nine, while Union Berlin occupies 10th with €59,489,710.
The Bundesliga has several clubs with impressive reach, but these figures show just how large the gap remains at the top. Bayern Munich are not simply the biggest club in Germany on the pitch. Its reach extends far beyond the country’s borders as well.
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