List of FC Bayern Munich players

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Below is a list of FC Bayern Munich players who have played 40 or more games in the Bundesliga for Bayern Munich. For all Bayern Munich players with an article, see Category:FC Bayern Munich footballers, and for the current squad see the main club article. Appearances are up to date as of 27 July 2023.

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List of players

  Spent their entire professional career with Bayern Munich.
  Part of the Bayern Munich hall of fame.

Franz Beckenbauer was the captain of Bayern's successful side of the 1970s Franz Beckenbauer 2006 06 17.jpg
Franz Beckenbauer was the captain of Bayern's successful side of the 1970s
Oliver Kahn was Bayern's goalkeeper from 1994 to 2008, and captain from 2002 Oliver Kahn 06-2004.jpg
Oliver Kahn was Bayern's goalkeeper from 1994 to 2008, and captain from 2002
Goalkeeper Sepp Maier made 473 Bundesliga appearances between 1962 and 1980, more than any other Bayern player Sepp Maier.JPG
Goalkeeper Sepp Maier made 473 Bundesliga appearances between 1962 and 1980, more than any other Bayern player
Lothar Matthaus was a star player in two separate spells for Bayern, as a midfielder and later as a sweeper Lothar Matthaeus 2002.jpg
Lothar Matthäus was a star player in two separate spells for Bayern, as a midfielder and later as a sweeper
Gerd Muller's 365 goals in 427 games is a Bundesliga record BOMBERGERDMUELLER.JPG
Gerd Müller's 365 goals in 427 games is a Bundesliga record
Franz Roth made 322 Bundesliga appearances, and scored in three European finals FranzBulleRoth001.jpg
Franz Roth made 322 Bundesliga appearances, and scored in three European finals
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge made 310 appearances for Bayern between 1974 and 1984, and is now the club chairman Rummenige2008-05.jpg
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge made 310 appearances for Bayern between 1974 and 1984, and is now the club chairman
Manuel Neuer is the current captain of Bayern Munich since 2017. He won IFFHS World's Best Goalkeeper award five times, of which four were consecutive. (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2020) Manuel Neuer Training 2017-03 FC Bayern Muenchen-2.jpg
Manuel Neuer is the current captain of Bayern Munich since 2017. He won IFFHS World's Best Goalkeeper award five times, of which four were consecutive. (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2020)
NamePositionNationalityBayern careerLeague appsLeague goalsNotes
David Alaba DefenderFlag of Austria.svg  Austria 2010202128122
Xabi Alonso MidfielderFlag of Spain.svg  Spain 20142017795
Hamit Altıntop MidfielderFlag of Turkey.svg  Turkey 20072011637
Björn Andersson DefenderFlag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 19741977471
Klaus Augenthaler DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 1976199140452Captain from 19841991.
Raimond Aumann GoalkeeperFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 198219942160Captain from 19911994.
Markus Babbel DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 199120001825
Holger Badstuber DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 200920171191
Michael Ballack MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 2002200610744
Mario Basler MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 199619997818
Franz Beckenbauer DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1963197739644Captain from 19701977.
President from 1994–2009.
Coach during 1994 and 1996.
Bertram Beierlorzer DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19811986730
Manfred Bender MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 19891992779
Juan Bernat MidfielderFlag of Spain.svg  Spain 20142018763
Jérôme Boateng DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 201120212295
Andreas Brehme DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19861988597
Paul Breitner MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19701974
19781983
25583Captain from 19801983.
Dieter Brenninger ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1962197119059
Hans-Jörg Butt GoalkeeperFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 20082012630
Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting ForwardFlag of Cameroon.svg  Cameroon 20206117
Kingsley Coman MidfielderFlag of France.svg  France 201518238
Diego Contento DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 20102014490
Douglas Costa ForwardFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 20152018508
Dante DefenderFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 20122015863
Alphonso Davies DefenderFlag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 20191066
Sebastian Deisler MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 20022007628
Kalle Del'Haye ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19801985747
Martín Demichelis DefenderFlag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 2003201117413
Hans Dorfner MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 1983199111117
Wolfgang Dremmler DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 197919861726
Bernd Dürnberger MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1972198537538
Stefan Effenberg MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 19901992
19982002
16035Captain from 19992002.
Norbert Eder DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 198419881326
Giovane Élber ForwardFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 1997200316992
Thorsten Fink MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 199720041224
Hansi Flick MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 198519901045Coach from 20192021.
Serge Gnabry MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 201715660
Mario Gómez ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 2009201311575
Leon Goretzka MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 201812425
Mario Götze MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 201320167322
Roland Grahammer DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 198819941022
Wolfgang Grobe MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 198219865810
Peter Gruber DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19761980412
Luiz Gustavo MidfielderFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 20112013646
Dietmar Hamann MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 199319981066
Johnny Hansen DefenderFlag of Denmark.svg  Denmark 197019761647
Owen Hargreaves MidfielderFlag of England.svg  England 200020071455
Thomas Helmer DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 1992199919124Captain from 19971999.
Lucas Hernandez DefenderFlag of France.svg  France 20192023740
Dieter Hoeneß ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19791987224102
Uli Hoeneß MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1970197923986General Manager from 1979–2009;
President from 2009–2014 and 2016–2019.
Wilhelm Hoffmann ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 197119745514
Udo Horsmann DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1975198324220
Mats Hummels DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 20072009
20162018
753
Carsten Jancker ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 1996200214348
Norbert Janzon ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 197719818420
Jens Jeremies MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 199820061636
Jorginho DefenderFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 19921995676
Walter Junghans GoalkeeperFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19771982670
Oliver Kahn GoalkeeperFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 199420084290Captain from 20022008;
Honorary captain.
Jupp Kapellmann MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1973197916517
Joshua Kimmich DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 201523425
Jürgen Klinsmann ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 199519976531Coach from 20082009.
Miroslav Klose ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 200720119824
Ludwig Kögl MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 198419901498
Jürgen Kohler DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 19891991556
Herwart Koppenhöfer DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19691972710
Dieter Koulmann MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 196319689915
Wolfgang Kraus MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1979198413817
Franz Krauthausen MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19711973579
Robert Kovač DefenderFlag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 200120051000
Oliver Kreuzer DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 199119971538
Toni Kroos MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 2007201413013
Samuel Osei Kuffour DefenderFlag of Ghana.svg  Ghana 199420051757
Peter Kupferschmidt DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 196019711354
Bruno Labbadia ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 199119948228
Philipp Lahm DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 2002201733212Captain from 20112017.
Brian Laudrup ForwardFlag of Denmark.svg  Denmark 199019925311
Christian Lell DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 20032010651
Søren Lerby MidfielderFlag of Denmark.svg  Denmark 198319868922Coach from 19911992.
Robert Lewandowski ForwardFlag of Poland.svg  Poland 20142022253238
Thomas Linke DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 199820051652
Bixente Lizarazu DefenderFlag of France.svg  France 19972004
20052006
1827
Lúcio DefenderFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 200420091457
Sepp Maier GoalkeeperFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 196219804730Captain from 19771979.
Roy Makaay ForwardFlag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 2003200712978
Mario Mandžukić ForwardFlag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 201220145433
Javi Martínez MidfielderFlag of Spain.svg  Spain 201220211659
Reinhold Mathy ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1980198710021
Lothar Matthäus MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 19841988
19922000
30285Captain from 19941997.
Mazinho ForwardFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 199119944911
Alan McInally ForwardFlag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 198919924010
Karl-Heinz Mrosko ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 196919715013
Gerd Müller ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19641979427365Captain during 1979.
Manfred Müller GoalkeeperFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19801984430
Thomas Müller ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 2008442144
Markus Münch DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 19901997490
Jamal Musiala MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 20209023
Norbert Nachtweih MidfielderFlag of East Germany.svg  East Germany 1982198920220
Rudolf Nafziger ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 196419688910
Christian Nerlinger MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 1992199815628
Manuel Neuer GoalkeeperFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 20113220Captain since 2017.
Kurt Niedermayer DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1977198214532
Branko Oblak MidfielderFlag of Yugoslavia (1946-1992).svg  Yugoslavia 19771980715
Rainer Ohlhauser ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1961197016064
Ivica Olić ForwardFlag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 200920125513
Werner Olk DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 196019701442Captain from 19651970.
Andreas Ottl MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 20052011925
Benjamin Pavard DefenderFlag of France.svg  France 201920231118
Claudio Pizarro ForwardFlag of Peru.svg  Peru 20012007
20122015
22487
Hans Pflügler DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 19811992
1995
27736
Lukas Podolski ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 200620097115
Peter Pumm DefenderFlag of Austria.svg  Austria 19681971842
Jean-Marie Pfaff GoalkeeperFlag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 198219881560
Danijel Pranjić MidfielderFlag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 20092012551
Rafinha DefenderFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 201120191795
Wolfgang Rausch DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19771979513
Michael Rensing GoalkeeperFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 20032010530
Stefan Reuter DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 19881991954
Franck Ribéry MidfielderFlag of France.svg  France 2007201927386
Ruggiero Rizzitelli ForwardFlag of Italy.svg  Italy 199619984512
Arjen Robben MidfielderFlag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 2009201920199
James Rodríguez MidfielderFlag of Colombia.svg  Colombia 201720194314
Franz Roth MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1966197832272
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19741984310162Captain from 19831984.
Vice-president from 19912002.
Chairman from 2002–2021.
Michael Rummenigge ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1982198815244
Marcel Sabitzer MidfielderFlag of Austria.svg  Austria 20212023402
Willy Sagnol DefenderFlag of France.svg  France 200020091847
Hasan Salihamidžić MidfielderFlag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg  Bosnia and Herzegovina 1998200723430
Roque Santa Cruz ForwardFlag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay 1999200715531
Leroy Sané ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 20209621
Helmut Schmidt MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19671970492
Edgar Schneider ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19701974667
Mehmet Scholl MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 1992200733487
Markus Schupp MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 199219959112
Manfred Schwabl MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 19841986
19891993
874
Georg Schwarzenbeck DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1966198141621Captain from 19791980.
Bastian Schweinsteiger MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 2002201534245
Paulo Sergio ForwardFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 199920027721
Ciriaco Sforza MidfielderFlag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland 19951996
20002002
653
Xherdan Shaqiri MidfielderFlag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland 201220158117
Michael Sternkopf MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 19901995944
Thomas Strunz MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 19891992
19952001
15624
Niklas Süle DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 201720221146
Michael Tarnat MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 199720031228
Thiago MidfielderFlag of Spain.svg  Spain 2013202015017
Olaf Thon DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 1988199414830
Corentin Tolisso MidfielderFlag of France.svg  France 201720227211
Luca Toni ForwardFlag of Italy.svg  Italy 200720106038
Conny Torstensson ForwardFlag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 197319778111
Anatoliy Tymoshchuk MidfielderFlag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 20092013703
Landon Donovan Winger, ForwardFlag of the United States (23px).png  United States 200960
Sven Ulreich GoalkeeperFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 20152020
2021
540
Dayot Upamecano DefenderFlag of France.svg  France 2021571
Mark van Bommel MidfielderFlag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 2006201112311Captain from 2008–2011.
Daniel Van Buyten DefenderFlag of Belgium (civil).svg  Belgium 2006201415820
Arturo Vidal MidfielderFlag of Chile.svg  Chile 201520187914
Jürgen Wegmann ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 198719895826
Hans Weiner DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19791982912
Holger Willmer DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19841987585
Helmut Winklhofer DefenderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19811982
19851990
503
Marcel Witeczek ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 19931997979
Roland Wohlfarth ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 19841993254119
Jan Wouters MidfielderFlag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 19911994666
Klaus Wunder ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 19741975437
Zé Roberto MidfielderFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 20022006
20072009
16914
Christian Ziege MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 1990199718538
Alexander Zickler ForwardFlag of Germany.svg  Germany 1993200521451
Rainer Zobel MidfielderFlag of Germany.svg  West Germany 1970197618019

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The following players won the FIFA World Cup while playing at Bayern Munich

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