According to a report by The Punch on Thursday October 29, 2026, Harry Kane is Bayern Munich’s highest-paid player, earning £406,719 per week, ahead of Jamal Musiala and Joshua Kimmich, according to salary figures published by GiveMeSport using data from Capology.

The figures highlight the financial commitment required to maintain Bayern’s star-studded squad as the German giants continue to compete for domestic and European honours under manager Vincent Kompany.

Kane, who was named the 2026 Men’s Ballon d’Or winner, leads the club’s wage rankings with a reported annual salary of more than £21 million before bonuses.

The England captain has established himself as a key figure in Bayern’s attack, and his reported earnings place him comfortably ahead of his teammates.

Musiala occupies second position, earning £371,416 per week, equivalent to more than £19 million annually. The Germany international remains one of Bayern’s most important attacking talents, although he has been working towards regaining his best form following a serious injury.

Kimmich completes the top three with reported weekly earnings of £325,375 after signing a new contract in March 2025.

Defender Dayot Upamecano is another major earner, reportedly taking home £260,951 per week following his contract renewal in 2026. Veteran goalkeeper Manuel Neuer earns £245,496 weekly, while Alphonso Davies receives a reported £244,032.

Bayern’s attacking department also features several players on lucrative contracts. Luis Díaz, who joined the club from Liverpool in 2025, reportedly earns £227,763 per week, placing him ahead of Michael Olise, whose weekly salary is estimated at £219,791.

Serge Gnabry earns a reported £211,494 per week following an alleged reduction in his wages, while Ismael Saibari is listed at £162,688 after joining from PSV in the summer of 2026.

Among Bayern’s other defensive earners, Jonathan Tah and Kim Min-jae reportedly receive just under £200,000 per week each. Konrad Laimer earns nearly £150,000, while Josip Stanišić takes home more than £100,000 weekly.

In midfield, Aleksandar Pavlović reportedly earns £92,081 per week, with Tom Bischof on £46,041. Youngsters Bara Sapoko Ndiaye and David Santos Daiber are among the club’s lowest-paid players, each earning a reported £9,273 weekly.

Lennart Karl, another emerging talent, is listed at £61,333 per week following improved terms earlier in 2026.

The reported figures demonstrate the significant difference between Bayern’s established stars and younger players still developing their careers at the club.

However, the salaries are estimates rather than officially confirmed figures released by Bayern Munich. They may also exclude performance-related bonuses and other contractual payments.

Despite the substantial wages across the squad, Kane remains Bayern’s biggest reported earner, followed by Musiala and Kimmich.