Jordan Nobbs

Jordan Nobbs

Dec 8, 1992
#4 - Midfielder
Attacking Midfielder

Jordan Nobbs is an English professional footballer who plays for Women's Super League 2 club Newcastle United.

Did You Know?

Jordan Nobbs' journey in football began at a young age, influenced by her father, Keith Nobbs, a former professional footballer. She joined the Sunderland Centre of Excellence at the age of eight and made her senior debut at sixteen.

By age 12, she was called into the England U-15 squad. At 13, she captained the England U-15 team against Wales, scoring in a 2–0 victory. By 14, she had progressed to captaining England's U-17 team.

Some of her favorite football memories include her England debut goal and winning the Euros with the England team, describing it as a significant achievement in her career.

She said the lessons she has learnt from football are to not take anything for granted and to take everything opportunity you can.

Jordan names Demi Stokes as her best friend. They have met each other at Sunderland trials at the age of 7 and have supported each other since. She has also grown up playing with Lucy Bronze and Lucy Staniforth.

She finds that training well is her biggest confidence booster and names her father as her biggest inspiration on and off the pitch.

She enjoys watching TV shows like Peaky Blinders, Countdown or quiz shows and also Disney movies.

Her favorite meal to cook is teriyaki chicken with noodles and vegetables which she describes as a go-to quick, easy, and tasty meal.

She named Rihanna as being the best concert she's been to.


News

Jordan Nobbs is heading to WSL 2 after signing for Newcastle United

  • The experienced english midfielder has joined Newcastle on a free transfer after departing Aston Villa, citing the club’s ambition for WSL 2 promotion as her motivation
  • Nobbs comes from Stockton‑on‑Tees and was raised playing for Sunderland, the move marks a poignant return home, allowing her to be supported by family and reconnect with her roots.
  • Nobbs holds the Women's Super League appearance record, has earned 71 England caps, and won three WSL titles with Arsenal. After 13 seasons in north London, she moved to Aston Villa in 2023.
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Jordan Nobbs and three other key players to leave Aston Villa after the season

  •  Rachel Corsie, Jordan Nobbs, Danielle Turner, and Maz Pacheco will all depart Aston Villa at the end of the 2024–25 season upon the expiration of their contracts in June.
  • Scotland international Rachel Corsie, 35, has been limited to one appearance this season due to multiple injuries, including knee, calf, and hip issues, but still hopes to be selected for Scotland’s Women’s Nations League fixtures on 30 May and 3 June.
  • Midfielder Jordan Nobbs will leave Villa after scoring 7 goals in 67 games; she joined in 2023 following a 12-year stint at Arsenal and recently became the all-time Women’s Super League appearance leader.
  • Maz Pacheco, Villa’s longest-serving player with 90 appearances, and Danielle Turner, with 71 games since arriving from Everton in 2022, will also exit the club.

For more detailed information, you can read the full article here: BBC Sport

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Jordan Nobbs Finish for Arsenal

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Sponsors

Nike

Club Achievements

FA Women's Super League
FA Women's Cup
FA Women's League Cup
FA Women's Premier League Northern Division
Women's Finalissima
Arnold Clark Cup
Cyprus Cup
UEFA Women's Under-19 Championship

Awards

FA Young Player of the Year
FA Player of the Year
FA Players' Player of the Year
London Football Awards: London Women's Player of the Year
PFA Team of the Year
FA Women's Super League Player of the Month

Stats

Year Club AP GL
2025
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present
Newcastle United
2023
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2025
Aston Villa 53 7
2011
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2022
Arsenal 257 81
2008
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2011
Sunderland 29 9
International Stats
2013
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England 71 8
2012
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England U23 3 1
2010
-
England U20 3
2008
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2011
England U19 31 13
2008
-
England U17 6