Asking this question is like asking "do the native people of sub-Saharan Africa have black skin"
To which the answer is surely an obvious yes- except for the fact that albinos exist.
Same thing here. In general, women can get pregnant and men cannot, of course. Like many general rules, the rare exceptions can exist. Even excluding trans people it would not at all surprise me if there are some intersex individuals in this category too.
Trans men's brains resemble cis men's brains more than cis women's brains(and vice versa). https://globalnews.ca/news/4223342/transgender-brain-scan-research/
It just baffles me that someone would think that someones body is more important to who someone is than their mind, their soul. It is usually actively distressing for trans people to be seen as their birth sex, and we don't actually gain anything by defining the categories of "man" and "woman" entirely based on the body. If you put a lions mind in a humans body, you don't get a human; you get a very confused and upset lion.
Actually there's scientific evidence for there being no significant sexual dimorphism in brains:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33621637/