Transfermarkt’s latest Bundesliga market-value XI for the 2026/27 season provides an interesting snapshot of where the league’s most valuable talent is concentrated — and unsurprisingly, Bayern Munich dominates the lineup.
Six Bayern players make the XI, highlighting both the club’s financial strength and the sheer amount of elite young talent now within Vincent Kompany’s squad.
Aleksandar Pavlović leads the way at €90 million, making him the most valuable player in the XI. The midfielder’s continued
development has clearly made a major impression on the market. Jamal Musiala follows at €80M, although his valuation has dropped €20M, while Michael Olise has moved in the opposite direction, increasing by €10M to €80M.
Dayot Upamecano is valued at €75M, with new Bayern arrival Luis Díaz (€70M) also making the cut. Harry Kane completes the Bayern contingent in attack at €60M.
Borussia Dortmund provide three players: Felix Nmecha (€65M), Nico Schlotterbeck (€55M) and Gregor Kobel (€40M). Their inclusion shows that Dortmund still possess significant market value, particularly in midfield and defense.
The XI is completed Nathaniel Brown (€50M) at left-back and Josip Stanišić (€40M) on the right, giving the lineup a fascinating mix of established stars and younger players whose valuations could continue climbing.
Of course, market value isn’t the same thing as ability. Transfermarkt valuations reflect age, potential, contract situations, performance and perceived future value. Still, with six Bayern players represented and a combined value of €705 million, this XI is another reminder of just how much talent and financial value is concentrated at the top of German football.
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