Tom Brady Concludes Three-Year Investment Partnership With Birmingham City
The seven-time Super Bowl champion has stepped down from his minority ownership role with the English Championship club.

The seven-time Super Bowl champion has stepped down from his minority ownership role with the English Championship club.
The story
Tom Brady has concluded his three-year association as a minority investor in English second-tier club Birmingham City, according to an announcement issued by the team on Monday. The Championship side expressed gratitude to the former NFL quarterback, thanking him for his support and involvement since he joined the club in August 2023.
Brady originally entered the club's ownership group through a partnership with Knighthead Capital Management LLC, which included taking on the role of chairman of a newly established advisory board. At the time of his arrival, the club noted that he would commit both financial investment and personal expertise. The club's recent statement did not provide a reason for his departure or indicate the future status of his financial stake.
During his tenure with Birmingham City, Brady brought significant sporting profile to the organization following his retirement from the NFL in February 2023. His professional football career spanned 23 seasons, during which he secured seven Super Bowl titles—six with the New England Patriots and one with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers—alongside three NFL most valuable player awards.
A closer look
Beyond his previous involvement with the English club, Brady maintains sporting investments in other organizations. These include minority stakes in the NFL franchise Las Vegas Raiders and the WNBA team the Las Vegas Aces. In addition to his ownership interests, his current professional commitments include working as a lead NFL analyst for Fox Sports.
Brady departs the Birmingham club while the team experiences a successful campaign in the English second tier. The squad currently occupies the top position in the league standings on goal difference, accumulating 29 points after 15 matches. Birmingham City stated that it intends to build upon the foundation established during the past three years, extending from its training facilities into the local community.


