Luis Palma, born on the 17th of January 2000 in Honduras, is a 25-year-old football forward, primarily commandeering the pitch as a left winger for Lech Poznan. Physical prowess manifests itself in his 1.75m (5ft 8in) height and 71kg (11st 2lb) in weight. An international player, he has also exhibited his skills under the banner of the Honduras national team.
Estimated to hold a market value of around £2.5m, this figure is corroborated by Transfermarkt, a site for football statistics. Palma's contract shows there is a remaining span of 1 month with Lech Poznan, due to expire on the 30th of June 2025. Transfermarkt holds this and other details of his football career to-date here.
Palma's journey across the globe for football began in January 2022. Moving from Vida in Honduras to Greece's Aris FC, the transfer fee remains undisclosed. His inaugural season saw 11 first team appearances with 2 goals scored. This escalated in the second season to 29 appearances with 11 successful net-hits. However, his final season saw a noticeable parse to just one appearance.
August 2023 saw a significant change in the career dynamics as Palma moved from sunny Greece to Scotland's Celtic FC. A roughly £3.4m transaction facilitated this transfer. A significant change in climate certainly did not dampen his sportsmanship as he accrued 28 appearances and secured 7 goals during his initial season.
Palma's career at Celtic was somewhat schizophrenic in nature. The 2023 - 2024 season witnessed a robust contribution from him, with 28 first team appearances yielding seven league goals. However, the following season, 2024 - 2025, was markedly more subdued. Palma came on just eight times, without hitting the back of the net. This was the interval preceding his loan to Olympiacos in Greece in February 2025.
Upon completion of his loan in Greece, where he took to the field eight times, Palma was to return to Celtic. But things took another turn as his journey ushered him towards Lech Poznan in Poland, yet another loaned endeavour. Here, hoping to re-ignite his career, Palma plays for the 2025 - 2026 season. One can only see what the future holds for this globe-trotting footballer.
