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THE LATEST documentary trailer centered on BIRMINGHAM showcases Tom Brady’s in-depth exploration of football culture, and fans are wholeheartedly welcoming it.
The NFL superstar purchased minority stakes in the former Premier League club in 2023, signifying his debut in English football.
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He has quickly acclimated to the challenges and rivalries of the football landscape, as showcased in the trailer for the new Amazon Prime Documentary, ‘Built in Birmingham: Brady & The Blues’.
A scene in the trailer catches Brady appearing frustrated during a match, leading a fan to remark: “No messing about there, love him.”
“#TeamBrady,” another supporter echoed.
Another clip shows Brady on a private jet last season. With a smile, he addressed the camera, candidly expressing his commitment to outpromoting rivals Wrexham.
The seven-time Super Bowl champion boldly proclaimed: “Wrexham, we’re coming for your a**.”
After being relegated to League One in 2024, Birmingham was intent on returning to the second tier under their new leadership.
They built a strong team, recording a League One record investment of £15 million for former Fulham striker and prior Blues loanee Jay Stansfield, along with securing the previous season’s League One Golden Boot winner, Alfie May.
Wrexham, having attracted attention since their purchase by actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, further fueled the rivalry, with tensions rising both on and off the field, underscored by Brady’s bold statement.
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The forthcoming docuseries is expected to prominently feature the rivalry between the Blues and Wrexham.
After achieving a record points total of 111 in League One last season, Birmingham is now embarking on their pre-season tour in Portugal to prepare for their return to the Championship.
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Chris Davies’ squad has already made significant signings this summer, including ex-Celtic forward Kyogo Furuhashi and former Blues star Demarai Gray.
They will take on LaLiga club Sevilla at the Estadio Algarve on Saturday.
