Tom Brady is preparing for the biggest night of his new career on Sunday evening, when he takes to the broadcast booth to offer analysis of Super Bowl LIX.

Brady, a minority investor in Birmingham City, is part of Fox Sports' broadcast team for the 59th edition of the National Football League's showpiece event.

Alongside Fox's number one commentator Kevin Burkhardt, Brady will be tasked with analysing and breaking down each play of reigning champions Kansas City Chiefs vs Philadelphia Eagles in New Orleans.

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Arguably the greatest quarterback of all time, NFL fans are now hearing more of Brady than ever after he was signed to a reported $375m ten-year contract at the start of the season to commentate on Fox's biggest NFL games this season.

So what do we know about Brady?

Brady's huge NFL earnings and mega Fox contract

The finance website Forbes estimates that seven-time super bowl champion Brady was paid about $530m over his 23 seasons in the NFL, both through earnings on the field and off it due to endorsements and advertising deals.

They reported that Brady was paid an estimated $75m for the 2023 season, in which he turned out for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in his final season in the League.

New role with NFL team

His earnings could grow even more with Brady branching out into ownership of sports clubs, which includes a minority investment in Blues as well as the Las Vegas Raiders whom he joined up with last year.

Brady's agent, Don Yee, recently told the Sports Business Journal that the New England Patriots legend plans to stick with Fox Sports amid talk of him potentially leaving the broadcaster amid concerns over time committments with the Raiders and the channel.

"Tom has had a tremendous amount of fun working with Fox this year, and he's really excited about the future with Fox and his growth on their team," said Yee.

"And this year was the first year of a long relationship."

$150m 'billionaire bunker' up for sale

Brady could be about to cash in on his so-called 'billionaire bunker' house in Miami, according to reports.

The Miami Herald claims 'industry pros familiar with the situation' have said that the house, in the city's Indian Creek Village, is being valued at $150m having originally been bought for $17m nearly five years ago.

Since its purchase, it has reportedly been completely renovated but Brady could soon be parting with the property, which is reportedly nestled in the same area as Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.