Luke Wilkinson started his career in the youth system of Bristol City and was offered a two-year scholarship in June 2007.
15 Facts About Luke Wilkinson
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Luke Wilkinson was part of the side that competed in the Premier Academy League.
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Luke Wilkinson played in a reserve game against Fulham, in which first-team manager Paul Hart described as the most impressive debut he had seen from any young player.
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Luke Wilkinson rejoined Boreham Wood in August 2011 on a five-month loan.
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Luke Wilkinson claimed his first piece of silverware as Dartford were promoted to the Conference Premier via their play-off win over Welling United on 13 May 2012.
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Luke Wilkinson cemented his place in the first-team by scoring four goals, which prompted Daggers manager John Still to offer him a new contract until 2015.
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However, no move materialised and Luke Wilkinson admitted that he needed another few years to develop as a player before making the step up.
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Luke Wilkinson went on to make 25 appearances but a combination of further injuries, the form of Scott Doe and Brian Saah, and the late emergence of Ian Gayle resigned Wilkinson to the bench for the majority of the season.
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On 7 July 2014, Luke Wilkinson signed for League Two club Luton Town on a one-year contract, managed by his former Dagenham manager John Still, for an undisclosed fee.
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Luke Wilkinson was named League Two Player of the Month for September 2014, during which Luton kept a clean sheet in each of the four matches Wilkinson played in that month.
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Luke Wilkinson finished the season with four goals from 48 appearances, triggering a one-year contract extension to keep him at Luton until the summer of 2016.
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Luke Wilkinson said he was surprised by the decision but was looking forward to helping Stevenage climb the table.
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Luke Wilkinson finished the season with 19 appearances for Stevenage and signed a new undisclosed length contract with the club after the end of the season.
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On 20 May 2022, Luke Wilkinson agreed to join fellow National League club Woking upon the expiry of his contract with Yeovil, signing a two-year contract and linking up with his former manager Darren Sarll.
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Luke Wilkinson featured 27 times in his debut campaign with the Surrey-based side, becoming an influential figure in their play-off campaign.