Bayern Munich’s reported player salaries have been revealed, with England striker Harry Kane and Germany international Jamal Musiala among the club’s biggest earners.
The figures, based on estimated salary data for the 2026/27 season, provide an insight into the wages paid to some of the Bundesliga giants’ leading stars. However, the amounts are estimates rather than an official disclosure by the club.
Kane tops the list with an estimated gross weekly salary of €480,769, equivalent to approximately €25 million annually before bonuses.
Musiala follows with an estimated weekly wage of €439,038, translating to about €22.83 million per year.
Germany midfielder Joshua Kimmich is also among Bayern’s highest-paid players, earning an estimated €384,615 weekly, or €20 million annually.
French defender Dayot Upamecano reportedly receives about €308,462 per week, while veteran goalkeeper Manuel Neuer earns an estimated €290,192 weekly.
Canadian defender Alphonso Davies is another major earner, with an estimated weekly salary of €288,462.
Bayern Munich’s reported top weekly earners
- Harry Kane: €480,769
- Jamal Musiala: €439,038
- Joshua Kimmich: €384,615
- Dayot Upamecano: €308,462
- Manuel Neuer: €290,192
- Alphonso Davies: €288,462
The figures exclude some additional earnings, including performance-related bonuses, commercial income and other benefits, meaning players’ overall compensation may be higher.
Bayern’s estimated fixed wage bill for the 2026/27 campaign stands at approximately €239.97 million annually, excluding bonuses.
The salary figures offer a glimpse into the financial commitment required to retain top-level talent at one of Europe’s leading football clubs. Nevertheless, actual contractual arrangements may differ from the published estimates.
