Harry Wood, born on 2 August 2002 (age 24), is an English centre midfielder with Stockport County. He is listed as squad number 16, and his current market value is around £276,000, according to Transfermarkt.
His early senior football included loan spells that gave him the usual hard education away from the more sheltered end of the game. Those moves matter mainly because they led towards the spell that has shaped his career so far: Shelbourne.
At Shelbourne, Wood became far more than a passing loanee or a name on a teamsheet. Across four seasons he made 87 league appearances and scored 22 league goals, strong output for a midfielder and the body of work that gives his career its clearest shape. His best league return came in 2026, when he scored 10 times in 24 appearances.
He has since moved on to Stockport County, where his 2026-27 season has opened with six appearances and three goals across all competitions, including five League One appearances. For now, Wood’s career is that of a developing English midfielder whose reputation rests heavily on a productive, sustained spell at Shelbourne.
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