England captain Harry Kane has emerged as Bayern Munich’s highest-paid player based on published salary estimates for the 2026/27 season, with German midfielder Jamal Musiala ranking among the club’s leading earners.
Kane’s estimated gross fixed salary stands at €480,769 per week, equivalent to approximately €25 million annually before bonuses. Musiala is estimated to earn €439,038 weekly, or about €22.83 million annually.
Midfielder Joshua Kimmich ranks next, with an estimated weekly salary of €384,615, amounting to €20 million annually. Defender Dayot Upamecano follows at approximately €308,462 per week, while goalkeeper Manuel Neuer’s estimated weekly earnings stand at €290,192.
Other high earners include Alphonso Davies, whose estimated fixed salary is approximately €288,462 per week, and Colombian forward Luis Díaz, estimated at €270,000 weekly.
The figures reflect estimated gross fixed wages and generally exclude performance-related bonuses, commercial income and other benefits. Actual contractual earnings may therefore differ from the published estimates.
Bayern Munich’s reported wage structure reflects the substantial financial commitments associated with retaining established international players and emerging talents. However, salary rankings alone do not establish a player’s overall contribution to the team or the club’s financial performance.
The figures should be treated as indicative rather than an official disclosure, as Bayern Munich has not published a comprehensive list confirming each player’s individual salary.
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