Tom Brady exits Birmingham City stake as soccer club tops English second tier
NFL great Tom Brady has severed his ties with English soccer club Birmingham City, the club said on Monday. The seven-time Super Bowl winner bought a minority ownership…
Tom Brady has concluded his three-year tenure as a minority investor in Birmingham City, according to the English second-tier club's announcement on Monday. The club extended its gratitude to the seven-time Super Bowl winner for his support during the period. Birmingham City Football Club praised Brady's experience and passion, stating that his involvement has been invaluable.
The club looks forward to building upon this foundation moving forward. However, no reason for Brady's departure was provided, nor was the fate of his stake in the club outlined. Brady, who joined Birmingham's ownership group in August 2023 via a partnership with Knighthead Capital Management, held a minority stake and chaired a new advisory board.
In addition to Birmingham, he also has minority investments in the NFL's Las Vegas Raiders and the WNBA's Las Vegas Aces. Brady, aged 49, concluded his role at Birmingham City as the club continues to perform admirably in the Championship, currently leading the standings on goal difference with 29 points after 15 matches.
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