Luis Palma, born in La Ceiba, Honduras, on 17 January 2000 (age 26), is a left winger now with Lech Poznan. His senior grounding came at Vida, where his 2020-21 league season – 13 goals in 26 appearances – showed the directness and end product that later took him into European football.
After moving on to Aris FC, Palma joined Celtic in August 2023 for around £3.5m. It was a proper step up, and not one that allowed much room for passengers. He was linked with a move away from Celtic in January 2025, before his Celtic spell formally ended in July 2026 with a move to Lech Poznan for around £3.5m.
At Lech, Palma has remained a regular first-team presence, wearing the No 7 shirt and playing mainly from the left. In 2025-26 he made 30 Ekstraklasa appearances and scored 10 league goals, while also adding one Superpuchar Polski appearance and 10 Conference League appearances, with two goals in Europe. Across all competitions for Lech, he has made 41 appearances and scored 12 goals.
His market value is around £3m, according to Transfermarkt. Palma’s career has moved from Honduras to Greece, Celtic and Poland, with regular football and useful goals from the left wing keeping him firmly in the first-team picture.
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