The 27-year-old has enjoyed a fruitful spell in black and white since joining in January 2024, making 67 appearances and scoring 21 times to date.

Beth has been involved in some standout moments across her time with the Magpies including scoring the first home goal as a Barclays Women's Super 2 side, and later that season would go on to score a brace against Sunderland in a 2-1 victory that saw her dubbed as the 'Mackem Slayer' by supporters.

Her form at the start of this season, four goals and six assists in nine games, has seen the forward earn her first call up to the Scotland squad for their upcoming FIFA Women's World Cup play-off final against Sweden.

Beth said: "It's a special club to be at, so I'm really happy to be staying. It's important for me to feel settled off the pitch, and I certainly feel settled on it now.

"We've got a good group of the girls, and the coaching staff are wicked. The ambitions align with mine, the club are backing us and it's an exciting time to be here."

Manager, Tanya Oxtoby, said: "Beth has been a key player across her time at the club, and I have really enjoyed working her.

"Her form at the start of this season has just highlighted the quality that she has and just how big a role she still has to play for Newcastle United Women.

"She still wants to learn and develop every day, and I am looking forward to helping her and working with her on that journey."