Tom Brady’s impact on Birmingham City’s summer takeover has been made clear by Tom Wagner, who even goes so far as to say that if it weren’t for the NFL star, Knighthead Capital might not have even sought a transaction. Brady has a lot of influence over matters pertaining to health and welfare but is now a minority investor in Blues as a result of the buyout.He bought a round of tickets for The Roost before the game and went to his first game, which was a victory over Leeds United, back in August. Brady has returned since then to watch Wayne Rooney’s goalless draw with Rotherham United. Even though it may seem like he isn’t involved every day, Wagner has acknowledged the importance of his contributions.
“There are many commonalities among the top competitors in sports. When it comes to American sports, Tom Brady and Michael Jordan come to mind. These are gentlemen who compete in every aspect of their lives. They need to be the best in all they do. Tom’s high standards would motivate us to achieve excellence if he were on board.
“Whether we win or lose, someone calls to ask what went well, what we could have done better, and what we plan to do moving forward. His ambition to always get better is what motivates it. We wouldn’t have completed the transaction if Tom
