FM 22 Bundesliga Transfer Budgets for Every Team

Football Manager (FM) 2022's Bundesliga transfer budgets are looking pretty flush this year, making it a joy to play with a lot of clubs. Alongside Bayern and Dortmund, this year's dark horse candidate is: RB Leipzig

Has Football Manager 2022 Come Out? Can I Play the Beta?

Football Manager 2022 has released a beta version ahead of the game's full release on PC, Mac, and Xbox Game Pass.

Sports Interactive always gives players a chance to play the game two weeks early, to get as wide a range of testing as possible.

There's also a "report a bug" option in the menu, so if you spot a few issues that need fixing before the game officially launches on November 9, you can report them.

FM 22's Germany Bundesliga budgets are as follows.

FM 22: BUNDESLIGA TRANSFER BUDGET FOR ALL CLUBS

In Germany, there are obviously the challenges of coming up against Bayern Munich or Borussia Dortmund and trying to build a monopoly in both the Bundesliga and the Champions League.

But further down the table, there are a few interesting challenges too; clubs like Union Berlin, Augsburg, and Bochum are smaller clubs in Germany, but can you shape them up and push them toward the top of the league?

This could turn into a fun project...

Take a look at all the budgets below!

Arminia Bielefeld - £0 Augsburg - £850,000 Bayer Leverkusen - £6.8 million Bochum - £0 Borussia Dortmund - £8.5 million Borussia Mönchengladbach - £8.5 million Bayern Munich - £25.6 million FC Köln - £420,000 Frankfurt - £4.2 million Greuther Fürth - £120,000 Hertha Berlin - £4.2 million Hoffenheim - £7.6 million Mainz - £2.5 million RB Leipzig - £17.1 million Stuttgart - £4.7 million Union Berlin - £850,000 Wolfsburg - £8.5 million

There are plenty of clubs in this league with balance and money to spend :)

At the start of the game, only two clubs have nothing to spend, and it's only natural that Bayern has the most money to spend.

Unless you decide to splash out on a player like Erling Haaland, Dortmund's budget should be enough, but overall you can't really call it a huge budget. RB Leipzig's budget, a bit over £17 million, makes them appealing and could let you build a competitive project in the Bundesliga.

They'll spend roughly the same amount as Borussia Mönchengladbach and Wolfsburg, but they'll also be in a tight fight with clubs like Union Berlin, Köln, and Greuther Fürth.