Tom Brady has sensationally quit Birmingham City just three years after becoming involved with the Championship club.

Tom Brady has officially left Birmingham City after three years as a minority investor, the Championship club confirmed in a statement on Monday night. The NFL legend initially joined the Blues in the summer of 2023 alongside Tom Wagner's Knighthead Capital. His departure comes while Birmingham sit at the top of the Championship table heading into the final international break of the year.
Brady's tenure featured heavily in an Amazon documentary that highlighted the dismissal of former manager Wayne Rooney, whose hiring Brady later admitted was a mistake. During his ownership period, the club also unveiled plans for a £3 billion Sports Quarter project, including a proposed 60,000-seat stadium.
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