Tom Brady is a brand. If you want to know what he’s been up to since retiring, it’s pretty impressive. Beyond his 5% stake in the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders (a deal valuing the stake at $110–335 million depending on the valuation used), Tom Brady is building a diverse and high-profile ownership portfolio in professional sports. In spring 2023, he acquired a minority stake in the back-to-back champion WNBA team, the Las Vegas Aces, joining the Mark Davis-led group. While Brady’s exact percentage ownership or investment amount in the Aces has not been disclosed, reports show that the Aces’ value soared from $2 million in 2021 to $140 million as of mid-2024—yielding extraordinary returns for minority owners. League approval for Brady’s Aces investment was finalized in June 2024.
Brady’s sports investments go even further. He holds an interest in Birmingham City FC, a storied English football (soccer) club, is part-owner of the Las Vegas Night Owls in Major League Pickleball, and participates in Team Brady in the E1 World Championship electric powerboat racing series. Though no public figures detail the exact size or valuation of Brady’s stakes in Birmingham City FC, the Night Owls, or the E1 team, these ventures continue his trend of targeting franchises with significant growth potential. Altogether, Tom Brady’s portfolio now spans four professional leagues (NFL, WNBA, English League One soccer, and Major League Pickleball), as he leverages his brand and business acumen to expand his post-playing financial legacy.
