Bayern's 3-2 win over Red Bull Leipzig in the Bundesliga on Saturday was Neuer's 310th Bundesliga victory, which also allowed him to equal Kahn's record of the most Wins in the Bundesliga, a record that Neuer could enjoy exclusively. Neuer's 310 wins took 458 games to reach, while Kahn took 557. Also a legendary Bayern goalkeeper, Neuer elaborated on the principle of blue out of the blue.
In addition to Neuer, there are two active players in the top ten of the most wins in the Bundesliga, both from Bayern, namely Thomas Müller in third place (296 games) and Lewandowski in fifth place (267 games). As long as Müller remains in the Bundesliga next season, it is basically a matter of time before he surpasses Kahn, who has only played 404 Bundesliga games so far, with a staggering 73.3% win rate.
There is only one player in the top ten who has never played for Bayern, and that is the fourth-placed Kartz (291 games). Playing for Hamburg in the 1970s and 1980s, he was one of Germany's great full-backs, and it was he who pioneered the concept of offensive full-backs. Karlz led Hamburg to the Cup Winners' Cup and the Champions League and was the leader of Hamburg's golden years.
Finally, look at the 6 to 10 people, namely former Bayern captain Ram (250 games), Bayern goalkeeper Meier (249 games) in the 1970s, Mateus, one of Germany's "troikas" (249 games), Peruvian goalscorer Pizarro (248 games), and defender Ruit who played for both Dort and Bayern (238 games).