Luis Palma, a Honduran forward born on 17 January 2000, currently plies his trade at Lech Poznan as a favoured left-winger. Standing at a modest 5ft 8in (1.75m) and weighing in at 11st 2lb (71kg), he dons the number 77 jersey and proudly represents his national team, Honduras.
With an estimated market worth hovering around €3.00m (£2.5m, according to Transfermarkt), Palma's transfer history is an interesting read. Starting his 2022 journey from Vida in Honduras, Palma moved to Aris FC of the Super League in Greece for an undisclosed sum. His performance at Aris was noteworthy, with 42 appearances and 13 goals over two seasons.
In August of 2023, Palma made a bold move to Scotland's Premiership, signing for Celtic for £3.4m. His tenure at Celtic was indeed memorable. Over one and a half seasons spanning 2023 - 2025, he turned out 36 times for the Hoops, finding the back of the net seven times.
There was a brief interruption in his stint at Celtic as he was loaned to Olympiacos in Greece in February 2025, where he made eight appearances. Returning to Celtic in June 2025, he continued his tenure with the Scottish club.
A second loan spell saw Luis Palma head to Poland's Ekstraklasa with Lech Poznan in July 2025. Currently, in the 2025 - 2026 season, he's had 13 appearances and four goals in the league, indicating his steady performance. His Europa League and Champions League showings for both Celtic and Lech Poznan stand testimony to Palma's growing skill and influence on the pitch. Indeed, Palma's career clearly showcases a player with potential and a good few years of football left under his belt.
