Luis Palma, a Honduran by birth, is a prominent football player, renowned for his unrivalled skills as a forward and, more specifically, as a left winger. He was born on the 17th January, 2000 and as of today, he is a sprightly 25-year-old.
His physical dimensions lend him a distinct advantage on the field, standing 5'8" (1.75m) tall and weighing in at 11st 2lb (70kg). Honoured with the revered #50 jersey, he has demonstrated his skills on football pitches that span the globe, from his home nation of Honduras to Greece and distant Scotland. Having represented his home team, Honduras on the international stage, his career brims with noteworthy performances.
In January 2022, Palma left his home club Vida in Honduras, signing for Aris FC in the Greek Super League. The specifics of the deal remain undisclosed to date. His time at Aris FC was filled with memorable stints with 11 matches in the 2021 - 2022 season, finding the back of the net twice. In the following 2022-2023 season, he ramped up his game to 29 appearances and netted an impressive tally of 11 goals. His appearances dwindled significantly in the 2023-2024 season, making one single first team appearance for the club.
In the twilight of August in 2023, Palma bid farewell to Aris FC and journeyed to Scotland, to join Celtic of the Premiership for a reported fee roughly around Β£3.4 million. His stint at Celtic began in the 2023 - 2024 season, where Palma was in full stride during his 28 appearances, impressively scoring seven goals in league matches. He maintained a consistent presence on the field in the current 2024 - 2025 season, making eight appearances till this point.
In a surprising move in February 2025, Palma transferred from Celtic back to the Super League in Greece, this time representing Olympiacos. The change did not seem to disrupt his performance as he has made eight first team appearances for Olympiacos in due course of the 2024-2025 season. Worth noting is his participation in the Europa League 2024 - 2025 for Olympiacos, starting once and making one appearance as a substitute.
Palma's career, from Honduras to Greece and all the way to Scotland and back again, is a testament to his skills and adaptability. From his humble beginnings to his stint at Celtic and now Olympiacos, his story continues, and football fans can only wait to see where it takes him next.
