Luis Palma, born on 17 January 2000 in Honduras, is a football forward currently plying his trade as a left winger for Lech Poznan. Standing at 5ft 8in (1.75m) tall and weighing in at 11st 2lb (71kg), Palma dons the number 77 jersey and proudly represents his national team, Honduras.
As of present, Palma's market value is approximated to be around Β£3m, gleaned from data provided by Transfermarkt.
Relatively recapping his transfer history, Palma began his journey in European football with a transfer from Vida in the Honduran League to Aris FC in the Greek Super League in January 2022. Palma, during his tenure at Aris FC from 2021 to 2023, made 41 first-team appearances and netted 13 goals.
In a significant career move in August 2023, Palma signed for Celtic, a top-tier football team in Scotland, costing them around Β£3.4m. His first season at Celtic was certainly fruitful as he made 28 first-team appearances and scored seven goals. However, in the following season, Palma's opportunities were slightly reduced, as he only earned eight first-team appearances.
The footballing journey then took Palma to Greece once again, this time on loan to Olympiacos, in February 2025. Here, he made a fair contribution with eight first-team appearances. His return to Celtic in June 2025, on the completion of his loan, saw his first-team appearances replicate the figures of the previous season.
A new chapter began for Palma in July 2025 as he moved on loan to Lech Poznan in Poland. His performance there has been commendable, clocking in 26 first-team appearances and scoring seven goals in the ongoing 2025 - 2026 season. Palma also represents Lech Poznan in various European tournaments, including the Europa League Qualifiers, Champions League Qualifiers, and the Conference League.
Dipping into more detail about Palma's stint at Celtic, it had some memorable moments. The 2023-2024 season stood out with 28 appearances and seven goals, representing a welcome escalation from his time at Aris FC. Although his season-wide contribution dwindled in the 2024-2025 season, Palma garnered a wealth of experience in Scotland, which enabled his forward march in the footballing world.
