It seems Tom Brady is beginning to make his next pitch — and this one isn’t exactly a Hail Mary.

All it took was four words from his newly minted Twitter account, combined with a defiant, “Let’s f–king go,” to get the message across.

“I see you @Kyrie Irving,” Brady wrote Thursday afternoon, while working out and watching highlights of Irving leading the Boston Celtics to a thrilling, 99-91 win over the Indiana Pacers a night before.

The New England Patriots messiah then let out the expletive and a “Go Celts” to end the 13-second clip.

Whether Irving, who finished with 37 points, six rebounds and seven assists to give Boston a 2-0 first-round series lead, will re-up in this City of Champions remains a mystery.

In October, he stood on the TD Garden hardwood and proclaimed to fans his desire to re-sign after the conclusion of a five-year deal he signed with Cleveland. Then came the, “I don’t owe anybody s–t,” while discussing this offseason in February at The Garden. Sandwiched in between the two was a series of grief and frustrations over the team’s young core.

The last two instances led many to believe he was as good as gone, the West Orange, N.J., native’s eyes perhaps set on a potential homecoming with either the Knicks, via their well-documented two max contract spots, or the upstart, neighboring Nets.

But on Wednesday night, following his epic performance, came this:

“It felt good to be here in this position, playing in this arena. It’s just been a long journey, having those two knee surgeries and watching the team last year. And finally getting a chance to lace them up for the Boston Celtics in the NBA playoffs? There’s nothing like it.”

Either way, Brady — who in the summer of 2016 famously met with Kevin Durant alongside Celtics brass in the Hamptons — isn’t wasting his shot this time around, either.