The Red Roses captain emphasized that athletes shouldn't be forced to pick between their professional careers and starting a family.

The provision of financial support for egg freezing and broader fertility treatments in women's football has ignited a broader conversation about reproductive health in female sports, with Red Roses captain Meg Jones bringing attention to this issue in rugby. Recently, both the Spanish football federation and Chelsea have announced financial assistance programs for fertility, and Jones believes the Red Roses should "get on board with that too."

During an appearance on the Good, the Scaz and the Rugby podcast, Jones described the football clubs' initiatives as "top-notch" and revealed that she and her fiancée, former Trailfinders and sevens player Celia Quansah, have undergone egg count assessments. This disclosure led her England teammate Hannah Botterman to disclose that she and her partner, Wales player Georgia Evans, have also been exploring their IVF options.