Harry Wood, born on 2 August 2002 (age 24), is an English central midfielder currently with Stockport County, where he wears the number 16 shirt. His market value is around £276,000, according to Transfermarkt.
His early development included loan football, the sort of practical schooling that tends to matter more than it is remembered for. It gave him senior minutes before the spell that has shaped his career so far: Shelbourne.
Wood’s time at Shelbourne was comfortably the most substantial part of his career to date. Across four seasons he made 87 league appearances and scored 22 league goals, a strong return from midfield rather than decorative end product. His most productive league season came in 2026, when he scored 10 times in 24 appearances.
He is now at Stockport County and has made a useful start, with 3 goals in 6 League One appearances, plus one League Cup outing. Across all competitions for Stockport, he has 7 appearances and 3 goals.
Wood’s career so far is a straightforward one: early loan experience, a properly productive spell at Shelbourne, and now a step into League One with Stockport.
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