Birmingham minority owner Tom Brady takes swipe at Wrexham in response to Kate Scott mistake on CBS Sports broadcast

NFL legend Brady joined a panel with Thierry Henry and David Beckham as they looked ahead to the 2025 Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain and Inter. The seven-time Super Bowl winner boasts ownership ties to Birmingham and the Las Vegas Raiders.

Arsenal great Henry is involved with Serie A side Como - who have Cesc Febregas in charge and Dele Alli on their books - while Manchester United icon Beckham works with Lionel Messi at MLS outfit Inter Miami and recently completed a takeover of Salford City alongside former team-mate Gary Neville.

Addressing Brady, CBS presenter Scott said: “Thierry is involved in Serie A with Como. David, obviously, Inter Miami but also Salford City now as well. And you’re obviously with Wrexham, we should say congratulations, by the way.”

Brady was quick to rectify that mistake, pointing out that he is associated with record-breaking League One champions Birmingham - not third tier runners-up Wrexham. He said: “You know what, we beat Wrexham. Let’s not talk about Wrexham. But we kicked their ass this year, multiple times.”

That is not entirely true. Birmingham did beat Wrexham 3-1 at St Andrew’s in the 2024-25 campaign, with Beckham joining Brady in the stands for that contest, but Wrexham claimed a point from a 1-1 draw at the Racecourse Ground.

The Red Dragons are co-owned by Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. They will be locking horns with Brady and Birmingham in the Championship next season, with both clubs taking aim at promotion into the Premier League.