Luis Palma was born in La Ceiba, Honduras, on 17 January 2000 (age 26), and made his name at Vida before the European part of his career took shape. His best league return came there in 2020-2021, when he scored 13 goals in 26 appearances – the sort of output that tends to move a winger on from promise to proper attention.
Aris FC was the next significant step, and Celtic brought him to Glasgow from the Greek club in August 2023 for around £3.5m. Palma arrived as a left-sided attacker with end product on his record, rather than as a project pulled from nowhere. He was linked with a move away from Celtic in January 2025, before eventually leaving in July 2026 for Lech Poznan, also for around £3.5m.
At Lech, Palma wears the number 7 shirt and has been used primarily on the left wing. In 2026-2027, he has made 16 appearances across all competitions, scoring once, with eight of those appearances coming in the Ekstraklasa. He has also featured in European qualifiers and the Superpuchar Polski, keeping him involved across a fairly busy early spell in Poland.
His current market value is around £3.5m, according to Transfermarkt. Palma’s career so far has run from Vida to Aris, on to Celtic, and then Lech Poznan – a steady route for a Honduran wide player still in the main part of his career.
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