A new documentary series following Birmingham City Football Club is heading to Prime Video this summer, launching worldwide in over 200 countries.

The currently untitled show will take viewers behind the scenes at Birmingham City FC, known affectionately as the Blues, as they are promoted to the EFL Sky Bet Championship. It will follow the players, staff, and owners, including American football legend Tom Brady, as they fight to climb the ranks of the English football pyramid, installing a winning culture at the club.

Behind the scenes still of Tom Brady from the Birmingham City FC documentary
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Arriving in summer 2025, the new series is being executive produced by Peaky Blinders creator and lifelong Blues fan Steven Knight, who aims to use his personal connection with the club to ensure authenticity. Therefore, as well as looking at day-to-day operations, the show will also explore Birmingham City’s heritage and loyal fanbase, who have stuck with the club through thick and thin. It will spotlight how Birmingham City FC is transforming, partly in thanks to this community.

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Alongside Knight, Birmingham City FC board member Matt Alvarez (Straight Outta Compton, Are We There Yet?) will also serve as an executive producer, with Brady’s media company Religion Of Sports and leading production company Whisper producing the series. Filmmaker duo Chopra and Claudia Corbisiero are on board to direct after their work on documentary Sven.

The new series joins Prime Video’s collection of exclusive sports documentaries and docuseries including: The New Generation, All or Nothing: Arsenal, Doubters to Believers Liverpool FC: Klopp’s Era, 99, Ronnie O’Sullivan: The Edge of Everything, Sven, Rooney, Ben Stokes: Phoenix from the Ashes, Sir Alex Ferguson: Never Give In, and more. This is in addition to the UEFA Champions League in the UK and Ireland, available to Prime members at no additional cost.

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