FC Bayern Munich forward Klara Bühl is the world’s most expensive female footballer, according to the latest market valuation update published by the portal Soccerdonna. The 25-year-old German international sits at the top of the rankings with an estimated value of 1,65 million euros, edging out Spain’s Aitana Bonmatí in a rapidly shifting financial landscape across European women’s club football.
Global Standings and Valuation Shifts
Soccerdonna’s updated figures place Bühl slightly ahead of FC Barcelona midfielder Aitana Bonmatí, who is valued at 1,6 million euros.
Behind the top two, English forward and European champion Alessia Russo of Arsenal shares a valuation of 1,3 Mio. Spain’s Patri Guijarro follows closely at 1,25 Mio.
Bundesliga Landscape and Squad Dynamics
Within the Frauen-Bundesliga, Bühl maintains a substantial gap over her peers. The second-most valuable player in the German top flight is Japanese midfielder Momoko Tanikawa, who plays alongside Bühl at FC Bayern with an 800.000 Euro valuation.
Other prominent German internationals occupy the next tiers in Munich. Defender Giulia Gwinn is valued at 700.000 Euro, while forward Franziska Kett stands at 675,000. All three players remain under contract with the reigning German champions, highlighting the concentration of top-valued talent within the club.
Contract Status and Future Outlook
Bühl’s long-term future in Munich remains a subject of discussion as her contract enters its final stages. FC Barcelona, recognized widely as one of the most successful sporting entities, has pursued the German winger. Despite outside interest, Bühl publicly committed to FC Bayern in May. Because her current deal expires next year, she will be eligible to move on a free transfer unless an extension is agreed upon.
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