Struggling to find his footing at Celtic under Brendan Rodgers, Luis Palma has had a rough start to the season. With only two substitute appearances in the Scottish Premiership and a couple of matches in the cup competition, the 24-year-old has failed to impress.
Left out of the Honduras squad for the international break, Palma is determined to use this time to focus on rediscovering his form at Celtic. According to Diario Diez, the player himself requested to be excluded from the upcoming matches in October, showing his commitment to improving his performance.
Despite rumors circulating on social media regarding his absence from the national team, Palma’s father, Enrique, has dismissed them as false. He believes his son is dedicated to working hard and earning Rodgers’ trust once again to secure his spot in the team.
Enrique is optimistic about Luis’ future at Celtic, noting that there are still plenty of opportunities ahead in the season. Although a potential transfer is not ruled out, he emphasizes that it will ultimately depend on his son’s determination and effort.
With a strong mentality and a focus on hard work, Luis Palma remains hopeful for a turnaround in his fortunes at the club. Despite the challenges he faces, he is determined to prove himself and make a meaningful impact on the team.
