Newcastle United Women Appoint New Manager After St James’ Park Discussions
Newcastle United Women’s football team has made a significant decision regarding their management. The club announced on October 20, 2025, the departure of manager Becky Langley, who had been at the helm for six years. Under her guidance, the team advanced from grassroots football to competing in Women’s Super League 2.
Becky Langley’s Tenure
Becky Langley joined Newcastle United Women in 2019. During her tenure, she achieved remarkable success, including:
- Two consecutive promotions, elevating the team from the fourth tier to Women’s Super League 2.
- Becoming the first third-tier side to turn fully professional in 2023.
- Leading the team during their inaugural matches at St James’ Park.
Despite these accomplishments, Newcastle United Women currently sits ninth in the league after six matches in the current season. The club’s mixed results have prompted internal discussions, particularly following the appointment of Grace Williams as the new director of football.
Club’s Official Statement
The club released a statement expressing gratitude for Langley’s contributions:
“Becky has played a significant role in the club’s rise, and everyone at Newcastle United thanks her sincerely for her service.”
Interim and Future Management
Newcastle United Women are now in the process of appointing a new manager. An interim coaching structure will be implemented while a permanent successor is sought. Grace Williams, who took on the role of Director of Women’s Football, emphasized her ambition to help the club achieve a clear vision for success.
As the club prepares for their next match against Benfica on October 21, fans can look forward to continuing coverage of Newcastle United Women’s journey and updates from St James’ Park.
