Brady’s retirement brought many things, mostly sadness for his fans, but for Brady, it brought an opportunity to delve into his unexplored interests. However, he has made sure to entertain each of his interests in various sports in the past year. Fans were not surprised when Brady was enjoying a serene evening at a golf club, or trying out some water sports on the blue waters.

However, they were surely interested when it came to Brady’s UK tour to catch all the best soccer games in the town. When Brady posted about his presence at the Birmingham vs Rotherham on Saturday, fans were excited to witness Brady’s shifting interests from one football to another. However, the results doused all that excitement.

Tom Brady at Etihad Stadium

Now, the NFL legend shared another moment with his fans from yet another sport that holds his attention: soccer. Brady’s soccer tour across the UK has piqued the interest of many fans. Currently, soccer fans like Brady are still recovering from the disappointing 0-0 Birmingham City game. On Saturday, Birmingham and Rotherham struggled to score even one point. However, as a means to revive the passion that fans feel for a game, Brady found himself supporting the Manchester United who is playing against the Tottenham Spurs.

Brady’s presence served as an inspiration for the Manchester City players as they are kicking it out against Tottenham at the Etihad Stadium. Pep Guardiola and Co. showed the crowd how the game is played, creating several good opportunities along the way. Brady was also spotted strolling with Wayne Rooney, a football manager and former Birmingham player.

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Brady even stayed back to watch the Birmingham practice on Friday ahead of their game. He surely wouldn’t have expected such an ending for Birmingham then. The former NFL player made a bold entry, donning a classy English gray coat with his signature smile. However, the smile faded quickly as he witnessed the team’s struggle. Brady appeared at Birmingham’s first home game of the season, a game that they won against Leeds United with a 1-0 score. “Well let’s just say I’ve got a lot to learn. But I do know a few things about winning, and I think they might translate pretty well,” said Brady, hinting at why he is gaining such a newfound interest in the ‘other’ football.

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