Born on 17 January 2000, Luis Palma is a 25-year-old Honduran forward currently playing as a left-winger for Olympiacos. Standing at 5ft 8in (1.75m) and weighing in at 11st 2lb (71kg), Palma sports the number 50 jersey. In addition to his club career, he has represented his nation, Honduras, on the international stage.
In January 2022, Palma began his European career by transferring from Honduran league team Vida to Aris FC, based in the Super League in Greece. During his first season (2021-2022), he took to the field for the Aris FC first team 11 times and netted two goals in league matches. His following season (2022-2023) saw increased action, with 29 first team appearances and 11 league goals. By contrast, in his final season at Aris (2023-2024), Palma made only a single appearance in a league match.
In August 2023, Palma moved to Scottish giants Celtic in the Premiership for a fee rounded to £3.4m. While at Celtic during the 2023-2024 season, Palma made his mark with 28 first team appearances and seven league goals, putting him firmly on the Parkhead map. Notably, in the current season (2024 - 2025), Palma has already impressed with eight first team appearances, hinting at a promising continuation of his Celtic saga.
However, in an unexpected twist, Palma was loaned out from Celtic to Olympiacos in the Super League in Greece in February 2025. Thus far, his performance at Olympiacos has been consistent, with six first team appearances in league matches during the current 2024 - 2025 season. Additionally, Palma experienced European competition by participating in the Europa League 2024 - 2025 for Olympiacos which saw him starting once and featuring as a substitute once.
It's clear Palma has left an indelible mark at the clubs heβs graced, and while the future remains unknown, his progress will be eagerly watched by fans at home and abroad.
