Former NFL star has left Championship rivals Birmingham City three years after buying into the club and an exchange with ex-Derby boss Wayne Rooney is set to be a lasting image…

Birmingham City has confirmed the departure of minority stakeholder Tom Brady after three years with the Championship club. The announcement recalled past comments made by Brady regarding former manager Wayne Rooney, where the NFL legend voiced concerns over Rooney's work ethic during a documentary series prior to Rooney's dismissal after just 83 days.
Rooney previously responded on his podcast, arguing that Brady did not understand soccer training schedules and noting that his visit occurred on a lighter pre-match session. Despite the criticism, Rooney maintained respect for Brady's athletic legacy while Birmingham City thanked Brady for his dedication and support.
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