Harry Kane has emerged as Bayern Munich’s highest-paid player, reportedly earning £406,719 per week, ahead of Germany international Jamal Musiala and midfielder Joshua Kimmich, according to salary estimates published for the 2026/27 season.
The figures, reported by GiveMeSport using data from Capology, highlight the financial commitment required to maintain Bayern’s star-studded squad as the German champions continue competing for domestic and European honours.
Kane, who won the 2026 Ballon d’Or, reportedly earns approximately £21.1m annually in fixed wages, excluding additional bonuses and other potential contractual benefits.
The England captain’s reported earnings place him comfortably ahead of Musiala, who occupies second position on the list with weekly wages of £371,416. Kimmich follows in third place, earning an estimated £325,375 per week.
Musiala’s reported salary reflects his importance to Bayern’s long-term sporting plans, with the attacking midfielder regarded as one of the club’s key creative players. His earnings also place him among the Bundesliga’s highest-paid footballers.
Kimmich’s position among the club’s top earners follows his contract renewal in March 2025, which secured his future at the Allianz Arena.
French defender Dayot Upamecano is reportedly Bayern’s highest-paid defender, with weekly wages of approximately £260,951 following his contract renewal in 2026.
Veteran goalkeeper Manuel Neuer also commands a substantial salary, reportedly earning £245,496 per week. The Bayern captain remains the highest-paid goalkeeper in the squad, ahead of Canadian defender Alphonso Davies, whose estimated weekly wages stand at £244,032.
Luis Díaz, who joined Bayern from Liverpool in 2025, reportedly earns £227,763 weekly. French-born winger Michael Olise follows with £219,791, while Germany international Serge Gnabry receives an estimated £211,494 per week.
Gnabry’s reported salary represents a reduction from his previous earnings of approximately £314,424 per week, according to the figures cited in the report.
Defenders Jonathan Tah and Kim Min-jae are also among Bayern’s major earners, with both reportedly receiving just under £200,000 weekly. Midfielder Konrad Laimer earns close to £150,000, while Josip Stanišić is reported to earn more than £100,000 per week.
Among Bayern’s younger players, Aleksandar Pavlović reportedly earns £92,081 weekly, while Tom Bischof receives approximately £46,041. Young forward Lennart Karl’s reported weekly wages stand at £61,333 following improved terms in early 2026.
The club’s reserve goalkeepers earn considerably less than Neuer, with Sven Ulreich reportedly receiving £30,748 per week and Jonas Urbig earning £21,475.
Teenage midfielders Bara Sapoko Ndiaye and David Santos Daiber are among the lowest-paid players listed, with each reportedly earning £9,273 weekly.
The figures demonstrate the considerable wage differences between Bayern’s established international stars and younger players still developing within the club’s system.
However, the reported salaries should be treated as estimates rather than official disclosures. Clubs rarely publish the complete financial terms of individual player contracts, and actual earnings may vary because of bonuses, image rights, commercial agreements and other contractual arrangements.
Despite those limitations, Kane’s reported position at the top of Bayern’s wage structure underlines the financial value the club places on its leading goalscorer, with Musiala and Kimmich completing the top three.
