Luis Palma, born on the auspicious date of 17 January in the Millennium year of 2000 (making him a mature 24 years of age currently), hails from the beautiful and football-crazed nation of Honduras. Donning the highly coveted number 7 jersey, he primarily kicks about as a left winger for our very own Celtic, an indispensable addition to our team's forward arsenal. Measuring up at about 5ft 8in (1.75m) in height, and tipping the scales at a lean 11st 2lb (71kg), Palma's imposing physical prowess only enhances his blistering pace and agility on the field. Apart from his club loyalties, Palma has brought considerable pride to his nation, representing Honduras' national football team.
Before his tenure at Celtic, in the chilly January of 2022, Palma bade farewell to Vida in League Teams located in Honduras. He took off for Greece, embracing Aris FC in the Super League, for a sum that remains undisclosed to this day. He proved his worth during his stint at Aris FC, making 11 first team appearances and banging in two goals in his debut season 2021-2022. In the following 2022-2023 season, Palma upped his game, making an impressive 29 appearances and scoring a whopping 11 goals. In his final 2023 - 2024 season at Aris FC, he managed to make one league appearance.
Swift-footed Palma, in an unmistakable Celtic conquest, was snatched from Aris FC in the Super League by our very own Scottish behemoth, Celtic, in the Premiership in August 2023, for a tidy sum of around Β£3.4m. In his debut season 2023-2024 at Celtic, Palma, wearing the green and white hoops, made a total of 28 first appearances, netting seven goals. In the current season 2024-2025, Palma has already made four league appearances for Celtic.
Palma's Continental exploits were no less spectacular. In the prestigious Champions League 2023-2024, he scored two impressive goals for Celtic in four starts and even made a single appearance as a substitute. His contributions continued into the League Cup 2024-2025 with a start and a substitute appearance. As recently as the Champions League 2024 - 2025, Celtic saw Palma make a timely appearance as a substitute.
