The 32-year-old makes the move to Maiden Castle after captaining Newcastle United last season.

Stobbs brings a wealth of experience with her from both England and America and becomes the club’s second summer signing.

After coming through the ranks at both Arsenal and Chelsea, Stobbs made the move Stateside to team-up with Hofstra University.

While studying, she also featured for Washington Spirit before she returned to England in 2015 to join Reading in the top flight.

A move to Everton followed in 2017, where Stobbs helped the Toffees to the FA WSL 2 Spring Series title.

Spells at West Ham United, Charlton Athletic, Crystal Palace, Watford and Lewes followed as Stobbs showcased both her versatility and ability – becoming a key component in every side she featured for.

Newcastle United came calling in July 2023, with the London-born midfielder helping the Magpies to promotion to the second tier before captaining them in their debut season at the level.