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?
1Franz BeckenbauerDer Kaiser invented the modern libero role while winning five Bundesliga titles with Bayern Munich.1000pts
2Thomas MullerBayern Munich Raumdeuter with the most Bundesliga title medals of any player in the league's history.666pts
3Manuel NeuerSchalke and Bayern goalkeeper who redefined the position while winning a decade of consecutive Bundesligas.555pts
4Arjen RobbenDutch winger whose Bayern Munich years yielded eight Bundesliga titles and countless cut-inside goals.555pts
5Gerd MullerBayern Munich striker whose 365 Bundesliga goals across 14 seasons remain the league's gold standard.555pts
6Stefan EffenbergCombative midfielder who captained Bayern Munich's treble-winning side and starred for Borussia Monchengladbach.333pts
7Andreas BrehmeVersatile full-back who won Bundesliga titles with Bayern Munich and Kaiserslautern across two decades.333pts
8Michael BallackPowerful midfielder who lifted Bundesliga titles with Bayern Munich and was the German game's face of the 2000s.333pts
9Paul BreitnerBayern Munich left-back turned midfielder, twice a Bundesliga champion and a 1974 World Cup winner.333pts
10Karl-Heinz RummeniggeTwo-time Ballon d'Or winner who scored 162 Bundesliga goals for Bayern in the late 1970s and early 80s.0pts
11Lothar MatthausBundesliga record-appearance maker and 1990 Ballon d'Or winner with Bayern Munich.0pts
12Oliver KahnBayern Munich goalkeeper who won eight Bundesliga titles and was the league's defining number 1 of his era.0pts
13Robert LewandowskiPolish striker who scored 312 Bundesliga goals for Dortmund and Bayern and broke Gerd Muller's single-season record.0pts
14Gunter NetzerLong-haired Borussia Monchengladbach playmaker who orchestrated the great Foals side of the early 1970s.0pts
15Andreas MollerAttacking midfielder who won Bundesliga titles with Borussia Dortmund and starred for Eintracht Frankfurt.0pts
16Marco ReusBorussia Dortmund captain and skill icon, the modern Bundesliga's most beloved one-club star.0pts
17Uwe SeelerHamburg one-club legend who topped the Bundesliga scoring charts and remains the city's defining footballer.0pts
18Mehmet SchollCult Bayern Munich playmaker who won eight Bundesliga titles in one of the league's most decorated club spells.0pts






















