Tom Brady is new co-owner of English soccer club Birmingham City. Check details of NFL legend, 7-time Super Bowl champion's new venture

Tom Brady, the seven-time Super Bowl champion and the National Football League (NFL) legend, has become a co-owner of Birmingham City Football Club. Brady assumes the role of chairman on a newly formed advisory board. Notably, other renowned figures, such as Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, have also invested in English football teams, as seen with their involvement in Wrexham FC. Birmingham City Football Club plays in Championship which is the second tier professional soccer league in England.

In a Twitter video released on Thursday morning, the 46-year-old quarterback shared the news with fans. He acknowledged that he has much to learn about English football but expressed his excitement about being part of Birmingham City Football Club.




As a co-owner, Brady will utilize his extensive leadership experience and expertise in various domains, particularly in the sports science department. He will provide valuable guidance on matters related to health, nutrition, wellness, and recovery systems and programs.

Tom Brady's decision to invest in Birmingham City Football Club comes after an illustrious career in the NFL, during which he achieved great success with the New England Patriots for two decades before joining the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2020.

The recent acquisition of a majority stake in Birmingham City Football Club by Shelby Companies Limited, a subsidiary of Knighthead Capital Management based in the United States, marks a new chapter in the club's rich history of almost 150 years. With Brady's involvement, the club aims to further its progress and development in the football world.

FAQs

Q1. Who is the new owner of Birmingham City Football Club?
A1. NFL legend and seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady has become a co-owner of Birmingham City Football Club.

Q2. Was Tom Brady a successful NFL player?
A2. Tom Brady's decision to invest in Birmingham City Football Club comes after an illustrious career in the NFL, during which he achieved great success with the New England Patriots for two decades before joining the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2020.