Birmingham City Chairman Tom Wagner Recovering Post-Stroke
Birmingham City Football Club Chairman, Tom Wagner, is currently on the mend following a recent stroke. The club has reported that he is making good progress thanks to prompt medical attention.
Tom Wagner’s Health Update
The 56-year-old has decided to step back from his daily responsibilities to prioritize his recovery. Despite this, Wagner remains actively connected to the club, looking forward to returning.
Background and Club Involvement
Together with his consortium, Knighthead, Wagner became the owner of Birmingham City in July 2023. His leadership was instrumental in helping the club ascend to the Championship. Notably, Wagner facilitated the involvement of NFL legend Tom Brady as a minority stakeholder, marking a significant partnership within the club.
Improvements and Future Plans
- Investment in club facilities
- Significant outlay on player transfers
- Plans for a new 62,000-seat stadium in Birmingham’s Sports Quarter
Statement from the CEO
Jeremy Dale, Birmingham City’s Chief Executive Officer, expressed his support for Wagner’s recovery, emphasizing the club’s strong commitment to its vision. He stated, “Tom remains closely connected to the club and we all look forward to welcoming him back.” Dale thanked supporters for their understanding and requested privacy for Wagner during this challenging time.
Birmingham City Football Club continues operations under solid leadership, with a steadfast commitment to its future goals. Fans are encouraged to keep supporting the team during this period.
