Retired footballer Tom Brady has purchased a minority stake in the Las Vegas Raiders.
This move, pending NFL approval, makes Brady the third former player to own a franchise stake.
Team owner Mark Davis has expressed excitement at having Brady as part of the team.
Brady's involvement in the franchise will reportedly be "passive", with no day-to-day running responsibilities.
The board members of the franchise are yet to vote on this deal, awaiting NFL's green light.
This purchase will connect Brady with former colleagues, including second-year head coach, Josh McDaniels.
Earlier this year, Brady also acquired an ownership stake in the WNBA’s Las Vegas Aces.
Brady is a known supporter of women's sports, citing the influence of his athletic older sisters.
His post-football career has seen significant business dealings, including a 10-year, $375 million contract with Fox to broadcast NFL games.
Despite his new role as Fox’s top game analyst, there's no conflict of interest with his franchise ownership.
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