Nobbs says WSL promotion would be 'job done'

Jordan Nobbs has said that helping Newcastle United win promotion to the Women's Super League for the first time would be "job done" in her career, according to BBC Sport.

The midfielder, part of Newcastle's push for a top-flight place, described the potential achievement as a defining moment for both the club and herself. Newcastle are currently aiming to move up from the Women's Championship and, if successful, would join established WSL sides such as Manchester United at the top of English women's football.

Nobbs' comments underline the significance of the opportunity for a club that has never played in the WSL. For the player, securing that historic promotion would represent a fitting milestone in a long and accomplished career in the women's game.

As the season approaches its decisive stages, Newcastle's promotion bid carries extra weight, with Nobbs making clear that reaching the WSL would complete her ambitions in the sport.