Harry Wood, born on 2 August 2002 (age 24), is an English centre midfielder now with Stockport County, where he wears the No 16 shirt. His 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 safer edges of development football. The career, though, is shaped far more clearly by Shelbourne. Across four seasons there, Wood made 87 league appearances and scored 22 league goals, a proper body of work rather than a passing stop.
His most productive Shelbourne campaign came in 2026, when he scored 10 league goals in 24 appearances. For a midfielder, that is a useful return, and it explains why that spell carries the main weight in his profile.
Wood has since moved on to Stockport County. In 2026-27, he has made eight League One appearances and scored three goals, with another appearance in the League Cup. His career so far is that of a developing midfielder whose strongest senior evidence remains his sustained spell at Shelbourne.
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