NFL star Tom Brady reveals what David Beckham told him that he 'can't repeat' during League One clash with Wrexham

Tom Brady has revealed the details of his private chat with David Beckham during Birmingham City's clash with Wrexham.

NFL icon Brady hosted star-studded names such as Beckham and Gary Neville as his League One-owned outfit beat Phil Parkinson's side 3-1 on Monday.

With the Sky Sports cameras opting to draw huge focus on those in attendance, two goals from Jay Stansfield and one from Tomoki Iwata were enough to ensure victory for the Blues.

Brady, who bought a minority stake at St Andrew's back in 2023, could be seen in discussion with Beckham throughout the encounter with many left wondering what they had to say to each other.

The 47-year-old took to Instagram after the game to share a picture of him and Becks revelling in his team's victory.

"What a night in Birmingham," Brady began via social media.

"Thanks for teaching me how to sing at a football match @davidbeckham.

"Can't repeat most of what was said."

Jack Marriott’s early opener had silenced the 27,980 fans in attendance initially but it was Birmingham who soon took control.

Having spent between £20 million and £25 million, a record spend in a single window in League One, City are hoping for an immediate return to the second tier.

Wrexham are of course also owned by Hollywood superstars Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds, having also invested heavily during their rise from the National League in recent years.

Tom Brady was spotted watching Wrexham v Birmingham City alongside David Beckham. (Image: Getty)

Birmingham boss Chris Davies was overjoyed following his side's victory, admitting things are beginning to take shape in the West Midlands.

"We have got to give the fans energy and voice because when we have energy and voice in this stadium it is very difficult for opposition players," he began.

"We need to build on this and make sure that what we are doing on the pitch gives the stadium that energy because when it is in full voice it is a great place to be."

The Blues are back in action this weekend as they take on Rotherham United away from home.

Having now won four of their opening five games this season, City will hope to continue their fine form with victory over Steve Evans' oufit as Wrexham look to get back to winning ways with a home match against Crawley.