Hollywood Derby
Hollywood Derby

Tom Brady Thanks David Beckham for ‘Teaching Me to Sing’ at Hollywood Derby as Birmingham Beat Wrexham

The Hollywood derby between Wrexham and Birmingham City had all the star power you’d expect when two football icons—Tom Brady and David Beckham—come together. Brady, a co-owner of Birmingham City, recently attended the match where his team secured a thrilling 4-3 victory over Wrexham. While the action on the pitch captivated fans, it was the playful interaction between Brady and Beckham off the field that caught attention.

Brady’s Light-Hearted Thank You to Beckham

After the match, Tom Brady took to social media to thank David Beckham in a humorous post. “Thanks for teaching me to sing, @davidbeckham!” Brady quipped, referencing their time together at the game. While the comment was tongue-in-cheek, it speaks to the growing friendship between the two sports legends.

The Hollywood Derby

The match itself, dubbed the “Hollywood derby,” featured teams with celebrity connections—Wrexham, owned by actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, and Birmingham City, which Tom Brady joined as part-owner earlier this year. The anticipation for the game had been high, given the star-studded ownership of both clubs.

The action on the field didn’t disappoint. Birmingham City put on a strong performance, defeating Wrexham 4-3 in a nail-biting encounter. It was an exciting display that left fans of both teams on the edge of their seats.

Brady’s Growing Influence in Soccer

Though Brady is known for his legendary NFL career, he’s quickly making a name for himself in the world of soccer. Since joining Birmingham City as a part-owner, his involvement has brought extra attention to the club. His attendance at high-profile matches, like the one against Wrexham, demonstrates his commitment to his new role.

David Beckham, another football legend turned owner, is no stranger to building bridges between sports. His presence alongside Brady at the derby symbolized the growing crossover between American sports figures and European soccer.

In the end, while Birmingham’s victory was the highlight, the camaraderie between Tom Brady and David Beckham provided an entertaining subplot to an already thrilling match.