Birmingham City Football Club has announced the shock departure of NFL legend Tom Brady as minority owner after three years. In a statement, the club expressed sincere gratitude for Brady's involvement and unwavering support over the last three years, noting it was amazing to have someone with his experience and passion associated with the club. Brady purchased a minority stake in August 2023 during the club's takeover by an American capital management firm. He saw the club relegated in his first season following the sacking of John Eustace, but a summer of considerable spending, including a third-tier record £15m signing of Jay Stansfield, secured promotion back to the Championship. The Bluenoses currently sit top of the Championship table following a 2-1 win over Swansea, following a run of seven wins from their last nine games. No reason has been given for Brady's departure.
The club looks forward to continuing to build on that foundation from the training ground to the Birmingham community. Brady's departure leaves a significant void given his high-profile status and investment, though the team's recent form suggests they are well-positioned for the season ahead.
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