No G.O.A.T. in Las Vegas! The Raiders will not welcome Tom Brady as a share owner in the near future, despite an agreement.

Tom Brady’s efforts to acquire shares in the Las Vegas Raiders continue to be in vain.

The 46-year-old and Mark Davis, the franchise’s majority owner, have apparently been in agreement on the deal for some time.

But the league, which must approve the purchase, still has not done so – including at this week’s owners meeting.

“No, we haven’t talked about that,” Jim Irsay, Colts owner and member of the NFL’s finance committee, stressed to “Yahoo.com” on Wednesday.

Raiders shares: bargain price agreed for Brady?

“Pro Football Talk” reports that Brady is believed to be getting a five to ten percent stake in the Raiders. However, he was apparently to be given “a discount of about 70 percent” by Davis.

Irsay indicated that the price was the deciding factor, however. “The figure for the purchase price should just be in a reasonable range.”

According to the report, the other team owners have a strong interest in maximizing the value of all shares in the franchises should they themselves wish to sell their own shares in the future.

Even for Brady, no exception would be made.