Tom Brady, the legendary NFL quarterback and seven-time Super Bowl champion, has expanded his investment portfolio to include English soccer. Brady has become a minority owner of Birmingham City, a club in the EFL Championship, the second tier of English football. This exciting partnership comes after his retirement from football earlier this year. Brady has joined forces with New York-based investment firm Knighthead Capital Management, and he will also serve as the chairman of Birmingham City’s advisory board.
Birmingham City, although located in the second-largest city in the U.K., has struggled to regain its Premier League status since 2011, with local rival Aston Villa overshadowing the club. However, Brady’s involvement brings hope and renewed enthusiasm to the Blues.
In a recent video posted by the club on X (formerly known as Twitter), Brady expressed his eagerness to learn about English football and bring his winning mentality to Birmingham City. The club’s chairman, Tom Wagner, emphasized that Brady’s ownership is a significant move that sets the bar at a world-class level. With Brady’s expertise and commitment, Birmingham City aims to lead in nutrition, health, wellness, and recovery in the football world.
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