JORDAN NOBBS has become one of Arsenal and England’s star performers in recent seasons.
The 26-year-old has won 12 trophies since joining the Gunners in 2010 and was named Player of the Year for the Lionesses three years ago – but she will not be taking part in the Women’s World Cup this summer.
The Arsenal midfielder suffered a anterior cruciate ligament injury back in November that has ruled her out of the World Cup and most of Arsenal’s run to the Women’s Super League title.
Nobbs had contribued eight goals in eight league appearances for the Gunners – but needed to be stretchered off against Everton.
The midfielder played just once in the 2015 World Cup in Canada, but will be hoping to be injury-free in 2023.
Nobbs made her England senior debut in the 2013 Cyprus Cup on March 6 against Italy – also scoring the opener.
She now has 53 caps to her name, netting on seven occasions.
Aside from two wins in the Cyprus Cup, Nobbs won the Uefa under-19 championship in 2009, scoring in the final along with Toni Duggan – while the Young Lionesses finished second a year later.
