Who is the best player in Bundesliga history?

By YPB Team

From record-shattering strikers to imperious sweepers and modern game-changers, the German top flight has produced legends across every position. Where do you stand?

Franz Beckenbauer — ranked #11
Franz Beckenbauer
Der Kaiser invented the modern libero role while winning five Bundesliga titles with Bayern Munich.
1000pts
Thomas Muller — ranked #22
Thomas Muller
Bayern Munich Raumdeuter with the most Bundesliga title medals of any player in the league's history.
749pts
Manuel Neuer — ranked #33
Manuel Neuer
Schalke and Bayern goalkeeper who redefined the position while winning a decade of consecutive Bundesligas.
666pts
Arjen Robben — ranked #44
Arjen Robben
Dutch winger whose Bayern Munich years yielded eight Bundesliga titles and countless cut-inside goals.
666pts
Gerd Muller — ranked #55
Gerd Muller
Bayern Munich striker whose 365 Bundesliga goals across 14 seasons remain the league's gold standard.
666pts
Stefan Effenberg — ranked #66
Stefan Effenberg
Combative midfielder who captained Bayern Munich's treble-winning side and starred for Borussia Monchengladbach.
499pts
Andreas Brehme — ranked #77
Andreas Brehme
Versatile full-back who won Bundesliga titles with Bayern Munich and Kaiserslautern across two decades.
499pts
Michael Ballack — ranked #88
Michael Ballack
Powerful midfielder who lifted Bundesliga titles with Bayern Munich and was the German game's face of the 2000s.
499pts
Paul Breitner — ranked #99
Paul Breitner
Bayern Munich left-back turned midfielder, twice a Bundesliga champion and a 1974 World Cup winner.
499pts
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge — ranked #1010
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge
Two-time Ballon d'Or winner who scored 162 Bundesliga goals for Bayern in the late 1970s and early 80s.
0pts
Lothar Matthaus — ranked #1111
Lothar Matthaus
Bundesliga record-appearance maker and 1990 Ballon d'Or winner with Bayern Munich.
0pts
Oliver Kahn — ranked #1212
Oliver Kahn
Bayern Munich goalkeeper who won eight Bundesliga titles and was the league's defining number 1 of his era.
0pts
Robert Lewandowski — ranked #1313
Robert Lewandowski
Polish striker who scored 312 Bundesliga goals for Dortmund and Bayern and broke Gerd Muller's single-season record.
0pts
Gunter Netzer — ranked #1414
Gunter Netzer
Long-haired Borussia Monchengladbach playmaker who orchestrated the great Foals side of the early 1970s.
0pts
Andreas Moller — ranked #1515
Andreas Moller
Attacking midfielder who won Bundesliga titles with Borussia Dortmund and starred for Eintracht Frankfurt.
0pts
Marco Reus — ranked #1616
Marco Reus
Borussia Dortmund captain and skill icon, the modern Bundesliga's most beloved one-club star.
0pts
Uwe Seeler — ranked #1717
Uwe Seeler
Hamburg one-club legend who topped the Bundesliga scoring charts and remains the city's defining footballer.
0pts
Mehmet Scholl — ranked #1818
Mehmet Scholl
Cult Bayern Munich playmaker who won eight Bundesliga titles in one of the league's most decorated club spells.
0pts

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