Luis Palma, born on 17 January 2000, hails from Honduras and presently showcases his football ability at Lech Poznan, where he is mainly entrusted with the role of a left winger. This forward stands at 5ft 8in (1.75m) and tips the scales at 11st 2lb (71kg). The number 77 jersey has become synonymous with his name on the field. Besides his club duties, Palma has also had the honour of representing his homeland on the international stage.
The current market value of this dynamic player is estimated to be around £2.5 million (converted from €3.00m), according to Transfermarkt.
Palma's transfer history includes a significant move in January 2022 from Vida in Honduras to Aris FC in the Super League in Greece. His performance for Aris FC in the seasons 2021-2023 was admirable, with the forward making 40 first team appearances and netting a respectable 13 goals.
In August 2023, Luis Palma was enlisted by Celtic in the Premiership in Scotland for a transfer fee roughly around £3.4 million. His two seasons at Celtic saw him making 36 first team appearances with seven goals in the 2023 - 2024 season. However, his second term witnessed a notable dip in form, with only eight appearances and no goals on record.
February 2025 marked another transition in Palma’s career as he moved from Celtic to Olympiacos, Greece, on loan. Despite getting only a handful number of starts, Palma gave a steady performance with eight appearances in the first team. On completion of his loan, in June 2025, Palma returned to Celtic where he made a brief stint in the first team with eight appearances.
In a further development in July 2025, Palma moved again, this time on loan to Lech Poznan in Poland. It seems he has regained some of his earlier form, with five first-team appearances and two goals under his belt in the current season 2025 - 2026. Additionally, his presence was felt in the Europa League Qualifiers 2025 - 2026 and Champions League Qualifiers 2025 - 2026 where he had the opportunity to start in several matches.
Throughout his journey, Luis Palma has continuously proved that he is a persistent player whose performances have been intriguing enough to merit attention, irrespective of where he plays.
