Wealdstone have completed the season-long loan signing of striker Luke Norris from Boreham Wood. The 33-year-old arrives at Grosvenor Vale with a wealth of experience, including 18 National League appearances for the Wood last season.
What does Norris bring to Wealdstone?
Norris made a strong start to the 2025/26 campaign with four goals in his first three league matches, including braces against Carlisle United and Braintree Town. His versatility and eye for goal add depth to Stuart Maynard’s attacking options as Wealdstone, who finished 15th last term and reached the Isuzu FA Trophy final, prepare for their next fixture vs Forest Green at home on 2027-02-16 (8th in the table).
How does this fit Wealdstone’s summer plans?
The former Luton Town youth product links up with ex-Boreham Wood teammate Aaron Henry, who joined two weeks ago. Norris, who has also played for Gillingham, Swindon Town, Colchester United and Stevenage, was transfer-listed by Luke Garrard this summer but remains a proven goal threat at this level.
What’s next for Norris at Grosvenor Vale?
After helping Stevenage secure promotion to Sky Bet League Two in 2023, Norris signed for Tranmere Rovers before moving to Boreham Wood. His loan spell at Wealdstone offers a fresh challenge, with the club aiming to build on last season’s FA Trophy run and push up the National League table.
