A logo with a red background, featuring a white silhouette of a person in a running pose, and a white circle. The words 'BUNDESLIGA' are written in black at the bottom.

Champions

FC Bayern Munich logo with a blue and white diamond pattern in the center, surrounded by a red circle with white text.
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24/25 Bundesliga clubs

Bayer Leverkusen sports logo featuring two red lions holding a circular emblem with the year 1904, the word BAYER vertically in the center, and the name Leverkusen on a yellow banner below.

BAYER
LEVERKUSEN

Red, white, and black circular emblem featuring a crowned eagle with outstretched wings, holding a shield with the letter 'E' in the center.

EINTRACHT FRANKFURT

The emblem of the Italian football club A.S. Roma, featuring a shield divided vertically into red and yellow sections. The top section contains the letters 'FCA' in bold red. The bottom section displays a black and green olive branch and a yellow heraldic shape, with the year '1907' written beneath.

AUGSBURG

A sports team or club logo featuring a shield-shaped emblem with red, black, and yellow colors. The top part has the numbers 18 and 93 in red, representing the year 1893, and large red stylized numbers 22. The bottom part has a yellow background with a black stylized animal or mythical creature, possibly a dragon or a snake.

STUTTGART

Upscale view of a road sign with the number 1899 and the word 'Germantown' in blue and white colors.

HOFFENHEIM

A black background with a green circular logo containing a stylized lowercase 'w' in the center.
Logo of VfL Bochum, a German sports club founded in 1848, with a shield shape divided into white and blue sections containing the club's initials and founding year.

BOCHUM

FC Bayern Munich logo with a red, white, and blue color scheme, featuring a central blue and white diamond pattern surrounded by the club's name in white on a red background.

BAYERN
MUNICH

Logo of Fussballclub Heidenheim 1846 with blue shield background, red circle, and white letters FCH.

HEIDENHEIM

Red and white circular sticker with the word 'YES' and the number '05' inside.

MAINZ

The logo of FC St. Pauli, featuring a red circular emblem with a white church silhouette and five-pointed stars, surrounded by the words 'FC St. Pauli' and the year '1910' in brown.

ST. PAULI

Most Titles

FC Bayern Munich logo featuring a blue and white diamond pattern inside a circular red border with the team name in white.

36

A soccer player in a red and white striped uniform is running on the field with a soccer ball at his feet during a match, with a large crowd in the stands behind him.

Gerd Müller
365

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BORUSSIA DORTMUND

WOLFSBURG

Logo with red flying lions, a soccer ball in the center, and the text 'RB Leipzig'.

LEIPZIG

Green diamond-shaped logo with white figures of two people, one larger and one smaller, hugging.

WERDER
BREMEN

Most Valuable Player

A soccer player in a red and white jersey is running on the field during a game, wearing the number 44.

Jamal Musiala
€130.00m

Black and white diamond-shaped logo with the word 'BAD' inside.

MÖNCHEN-GLADBACH

Logo of MKE Flyers V. S. Holt, featuring a circular emblem with blue, red, white, and black colors, and a smiling face at the center.

HOLSTEIN

Most Goals

Yellow circular sign with black border and black text reading 'BVB 09'.
Black and white logo with a stylized eagle head on the left side and the letters GSC on the right side, divided diagonally.

FREIBURG

The logo features a stylized number 150 with a bear holding a hockey stick in the center, surrounded by yellow and red colors, and the word 'UNION' in bold red letters.

UNION
BERLIN

Most Wins

A black and white photo of a man in a sports stadium, sitting on a bicycle, smiling, wearing a sports jacket, and raising his right hand in a waving gesture.

Udo Lattek

History

From its debut on 24 August 1963 through to the present day, the Bundesliga has been home to some of world football’s greatest players. From Franz Beckenbauer, Uwe Seeler, Gerd Müller and Sepp Maier all the way to Thomas Müller, Toni Kroos, Robert Lewandowski and Manuel Neuer, they and many more have all contributed to making Germany a footballing powerhouse and home to one of the best leagues in the world.