Wealdstone have completed the signing of midfielder Aaron Henry from National League rivals Boreham Wood. The 22-year-old joins Luke Garrard’s side permanently after two previous loan spells at Grosvenor Vale.
What happened?
Aaron Henry’s contract at Boreham Wood was terminated, allowing him to make the switch to Wealdstone. He was one of three players transfer-listed by the Wood, alongside Junior Dixon and Luke Norris. Henry now returns to Ruislip on a permanent basis, aiming to secure more first-team minutes.
Why does this matter for Wealdstone?
Henry brings valuable experience to Wealdstone, having made 11 league appearances for Boreham Wood last season. He also starred on loan at Hornchurch, helping them win the National League South title. His versatility and goal-scoring ability, including a stunning free-kick against Yeovil Town and a decisive strike in the National League Cup final, will bolster Garrard’s squad. Next fixture: vs Forest Green (at home, 2027-02-16) (8th in the table).
What’s next for Henry?
The former England U16 international will look to establish himself as a key figure in Wealdstone’s midfield. With pre-season underway, Henry’s arrival adds depth and competition to a side preparing for the challenges of the National League campaign ahead.
