Former Wolverhampton Wanderers captain Karl Henry has been sharing insights from his professional career with football enthusiasts at HMP Oakwood as part of a prison coaching initiative.
The former midfielder, who made over 200 appearances for Wolves during two spells at the club, visited the West Midlands prison to deliver coaching tips and discuss his experiences in professional football.
Henry's involvement aims to use sport as a tool for engagement and rehabilitation, offering inmates the opportunity to learn from his journey through the ranks of English football.
The programme at HMP Oakwood forms part of wider efforts to introduce structured sporting activities within the prison system, with football serving as a platform for personal development and skill-building.
