Former Colchester United striker Luke Norris has joined Wealdstone on a season-long loan from Boreham Wood. The 33-year-old, who scored 23 goals in 96 appearances for the U's, will bolster Wealdstone's attack ahead of the 2026/27 National League campaign. Colchester are set to face Gillingham away on February 27, 2027, currently sitting 6th in the table.
What does Norris bring to Wealdstone?
Wealdstone manager Gary Waddock praised Norris's leadership and goalscoring ability. The striker has over 390 Football League appearances and brings valuable experience to a young squad. Waddock highlighted Norris's pre-season form and his role in mentoring younger players.
Why is this move significant for Colchester?
Norris joined Colchester from Swindon Town in 2018 and became a key player during his two-and-a-half-year stint. His departure on loan marks another chapter in his career, but his legacy at Colchester remains strong. The U's will now focus on their upcoming fixture against Gillingham.
What’s next for Norris at Wealdstone?
Norris is expected to make an immediate impact at Wealdstone, providing goals and leadership. His experience in higher leagues will be crucial as Wealdstone aim for a successful season. Meanwhile, Colchester continue their preparations for the new campaign.
