Tom Brady’s Las Vegas Aces stake draws attention as team valuation hits $420M
Tom Brady has acquired a minority stake in the WNBA's Las Vegas Aces, a franchise that has seen its valuation grow significantly to $420 million. This move reflects a broader trend of retired professional athletes diversifying their portfolios through sports team ownership.
Why it matters
The rising valuation of WNBA franchises signals increased commercial viability and investor interest in women's professional sports.
Tom Brady built his name by winning Super Bowls, but his ambitions now reach well beyond the football field. The seven-time champion has stepped into the business of professional sports ownership, including a minority stake in the Las Vegas Aces. The WNBA franchise has seen its estimated value rise from $310 million in 2025 to $420 million in 2026, putting the growth of women's basketball in the spotlight. The increase highlights the commercial potential of the league, while raising a bigger question: how much could rising team values mean for investors such as Brady?Tom Brady’s minority ownership in the Las Vegas AcesBrady's connection to the Las Vegas Aces adds a new dimension to his career after football. Rather than focusing only on his broadcasting work and other business interests, he has also entered the ownership side of professional sports.
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