Luis Palma’s time at Celtic took a downturn as he struggled to secure a spot in the first team under Brendan Rodgers. Despite being linked to Real Vallecano, Palma ultimately made the decision to join Olympiacos on loan until the end of the season.
Explaining his move on social media, Palma expressed his happiness at joining the club, citing their winning tradition and ambition as the key factors that inspired him to make the switch. He is determined to contribute by scoring goals, providing assists, and making sacrifices for the team.
Having witnessed Olympiacos’ Europa League victory over Qarabag, Palma is eager to give his best for his new teammates. The team is currently in contention for the Greek Super League title, sitting just one point ahead of Panithinakos. Palma could make his debut in their upcoming match against Levadiakos and is also looking forward to playing at home against Asteras Tripoli.
Although he won’t face his former club Aris this season, Palma is focused on helping Olympiacos secure their 48th league title in their history. His move represents a new beginning and a fresh opportunity to make an impact on the pitch.
