Tom Brady: You Wonder How Much I Know About English Football?
The NFL legend’s partnership with English team Birmingham City has been made official by Tom Brady.
The NFL legend’s partnership with English team Birmingham City has been made official by Tom Brady.
Tom Brady has “become a minority owner” of Birmingham City, a team participating in the English EFL Championship.
The Blues shared on social media, “Seven-time Super Bowl champion and entrepreneur Tom Brady has partnered with Knighthead Capital Management to become a minority owner of Birmingham City Ltd.”
What is role of Tom Brady with Birmingham City?
Brady, a star of American football who played in the NFL for 23 seasons, will head up the new Advisory Board and collaborate closely with the club’s Board of directors and other team members.
Birmingham anticipates Tom Brady “to apply his extensive experience and leadership expertise across various components of the club, including working with the sports science department to advise on health, nutrition, wellness, and recovery systems and programs.”
Brady will also collaborate closely with the Board and management group on the club’s international marketing initiatives and the discovery of fresh commercial relationship prospects.
Tom Brady made the following announcement about joining the Birmingham City ownership group: “So, here’s the deal.”
Brady, 46, retired in 2023 and inked a ridiculous contract (375 million for 10 seasons) with Fox Sports to commentate on the NFL.
Brady said in a video that he was officially joining Birmingham City Football Club: “So here’s the deal, I’m officially joining Birmingham City Football Club.”
The NFL legend explained, “You might be asking yourself, “What do you know about English football, Tom? Well, let’s say I have a lot to learn. But I know a few things about winning, and they translate well. Success starts with work done when the world isn’t watching. I know a team is nothing without the city that shows up and supports it.”
“I’ll see you soon at St Andrew’s. It’s time to get to work.”
Tom Brady
