'I'm still here fighting' – Jordan Nobbs hoping for career renaissance at Women's World Cup ahead of Haiti opener

Jordan Nobbs is hoping for renaissance in her international career going into this year’s Women’s World Cup. The Aston Villa midfielder missed out on England's unforgettable Euro 2022 success, along with the 2019 World Cup and 2021 Olympic Games with Team GB due to injury. Ad Nobbs is one of the most experienced players in a more youthful-looking squad, and seems to value her selection even more given her tribulations in recent years.

Women's World CupWomen's World Cup full schedule and kick-off times10/07/2023 AT 13:36 «I'm still waking up now with the butterfly feeling. Everyone dreams of playing in major tournaments,» said Nobbs in an interview with BBC Sport. «Everyone knows the journey I've been on so to be part of this one and be part of such a talented squad is an unbelievable feeling.

»My phone obviously blew up after the call up. The closest people to you know the journey and they see the everyday things." ‘I’m sure it will be soon’ – Messi admits Argentina retirement is edging closer Man Utd given huge Osimhen asking price as Bayern look to Kane alternative — Paper Round Van der Sar remains in intensive care but 'not in life-threatening danger' Sarina Wiegman’s side have travelled to Australia without the sidelined trio of Fran Kirby, Beth Mead and captain Leah Williamson – the latter two making their respective comebacks from ACL injuries. Nobbs spoke about the long road ahead for the duo, and highlighted the importance of mental resilience in making a full recovery.

«It's like learning to walk again when you suffer that kind of injury. I was sat in front of the TV with ice on my leg. You're not really doing much,» she added.