Tom Brady's wealth skyrockets as his $500 million Las Vegas Raiders investment grows ahead of new season

Tom Brady, the seven time Super Bowl champion, was one of the greatest athletes in the world whose personal life has dominated headlines throughout his career. While Tom Brady is already a multi millionaire, it seems his wealth has increased more in the last few weeks.Tom Brady’s wealth grows as his investment in the Las Vegas Raiders continues to increase its value ahead of the new seasonAs per reports, Tom Brady’s investment in the Las Vegas Raiders has grown significantly in the last few weeks.As per Celebrity Net Worth, Tom Brady’s 5% share in the team is roughly worth a whopping $500 million since the Las Vegas Raiders is now valued at a whopping $10 billion.Back in October 2024, Tom Brady and Knighthead Capital Management co-founder Tom Wagner purchased a combined 10% stake in the Las Vegas Raiders for a whopping $220 million. Out of this, the NFL legend owns a 5% stake in the team.A few months ago, in an interview with CNBC, Tom Brady opened up about his stake in the Las Vegas Raiders as he said, “I’m a minority owner. So, when you’re that, there’s really no job description. I don’t really have a daily role…”The seven time Super Bowl champion added, “You know, my phone call is always available to everybody who needs it. I want to see everyone succeed, be their best, bring a winning kind of a culture to Las Vegas — to bring the Raiders back to glory. I’d love to be a part of it.”Back in August 2025, the Las Vegas Raiders' estimated value had already climbed to about $7.7 billion which again increased by May 2026.Tom Brady makes it clear what he is focusing on ahead of the new seasonWhile Tom Brady has only gotten more and more wealthier in the last few years, his only focus has been his children.A few years ago, in an interview, Tom Brady opened up about fatherhood as he said, "I'm 44. I've got a family that I'm a dad to some amazing children…When I think about being a dad, I think about him because of what my dad meant to me, and I know I'm not as good a dad to my kids that my dad's been to me.”The star player added, “And I use them as my example as to how to keep a family together and to care and to support and to love."The seven time Super Bowl champion added, "We want our kids to be happy. I want them to be respectful of people. I want them to be kind. I wanna make the world a better place." However, he also expressed his hope that his children learn from his experience.Get the latest Sports News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.