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J. Kimmich

J. Kimmich

MidfielderBayern MünchenGermany30 years old

177

7

Key Passes

2

Assists

0

Goals

4

Appearances

295 mins

7.9

Rating

📊 Season Performance

Key Passes7
Assists2
Goals0
Tackles3
Dribbles1
Rating7.9

📅 Career History

SeasonClub · LeagueAppsGoalsAstRtg
26/27Germany · World Cup4027.4
25/26Bayern München · Bundesliga29287.7
24/25Bayern München · Bundesliga33377.9
23/24Bayern München · Bundesliga28167.4
22/23Bayern München · Bundesliga33567.7
21/22Bayern München · Bundesliga283117.8
20/21Bayern München · Bundesliga274107.7
19/20Bayern München · Bundesliga33477.7
18/19Bayern München · Bundesliga342137.7
17/18Bayern München · Bundesliga291107.4

Kimmich's 2026/27 season, read from the numbers

In 2026/27, J. Kimmich saw limited action for Bayern München in the Bundesliga: 4 appearances and 295 minutes, averaging 74 minutes per outing. Per 90 minutes that is 2.1 key passes per 90, 0.6 assists per 90 and 2.1 ball recoveries per 90 — the rate profile behind Kimmich's totals.

Set against Kimmich's own record, 2026/27 reads differently: he is playing far less than he once did — 1410 minutes against 3060 at his peak; his average match rating has slipped from 7.74 to 7.51 since 2025/26. Our records cover 12 seasons of Kimmich's career, 2015/16 to 2026/27, across 2 clubs — Bayern München, Germany. In that time he has played 496 matches across 8 competitions, 40,386 minutes in all.

His best return on our records was 17 assists in 2018/19, from 47 appearances. He is 7 appearances into the current one. Kimmich has 110 appearances in UEFA Champions League on our records, and the level holds either way, 0.11 per 90 domestically against 0.12 in Europe.

Kimmich has reached 8 assists in a season 9 times, between 2017/18 and 2025/26 — a level held rather than found once. Away from his club, Kimmich has 74 appearances for Germany on our records, scoring 8 — across Euro Championship, Confederations Cup and World Cup.

Kimmich has won 28 senior honours on our records: UEFA Champions League (2 times), Bundesliga (10 times) and DFB Pokal (4 times), and 3 other competitions. He has also finished runner-up 8 times, the nearest miss a DFB Pokal final. Treat these rates carefully. At 295 minutes — roughly 3 full matches — Kimmich is 605 short of our 900-minute qualifying floor, so he does not appear on the ranking boards: on a sample this size two good afternoons move a per-90 number further than a month of steady form.

How these scores are built, and the minutes and rating floors a player must clear to appear on our boards, are set out in our methodology.