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Luis Palma Transfer from Celtic to Olympiakos Piraeus

Luis Palma, the Honduran international winger, is currently playing on loan at Olympiacos from Celtic. His performances have been impressive, aligning well with Olympiacos' playing style. Reports suggest that there is a strong possibility Olympiacos will seek to purchase him from Celtic due to uncertainties regarding other wingers in the squad. The club is reportedly keen on retaining Palma, who has made 8 appearances and scored a significant goal against AEK. His knack for scoring and dismantling defenses enhances his value to the team.

Luis Palma is available for transfer from Celtic after Jota's return to the team. His experience in the Greek league from his time with Aris makes him an appealing option for Olympiacos.

Olympiacos is pressing to sign Luis Palma, utilizing the financial problems faced by Rayo Vallecano. Reports from Spain and Honduras indicate that Olympiacos is keen on acquiring the Honduran international winger, who has made 10 appearances for Celtic this season without scoring. Previously, he played in 40 matches with 12 goals. Palma was close to a deal with Rayo Vallecano, but the Spanish club's significant financial issues have hindered the transfer, prompting Olympiacos to make a move.

Olympiacos from Greece is reported to be interested in acquiring Luis Palma from Celtic. The winger, who has scored 10 goals across all competitions during his debut season at Parkhead, has drawn attention from various clubs due to his limited playing time under Brendan Rodgers. Although Rayo Vallecano was close to finalizing a loan deal for Palma with an option to purchase, a FIFA-imposed transfer ban on the Spanish club has stopped those plans. This development has paved the way for Olympiacos, along with Serie A's Genoa and MLS clubs, to show their interest in the 24-year-old Honduran winger.

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