Celtic’s £3.5m flop celebrates league title success but long-term future remains uncertain

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It’s expected to be a busy summer for Celtic in both the incomings and outgoings department.

Greg Taylor looks like one of those departing at the end of the season but the club will have the excitement of the return of Kieran Tierney.

For some players though, there’s an element of the unknown about their future. Will they be at Celtic Park next season? Or will they move on to pastures new?

In the mean time, it’s all about celebrating success with the Hoops set to clinch a 55th Scottish Premiership title and for one player who has played a small role in this season, he is already celebrating another league win.

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Luis Palma lifts league title with Olympiacos

Luis Palma left Celtic in January to join Greek side Olympiacos with the goal of playing more first team football.

Silverware was also a priority as like the Bhoys, Olympiacos are used to winning things.

That dream became reality at the weekend as the most successful club in Greece won the league for the 48th time after a win against city rivals AEK Athens.

Palma didn’t feature and was an unused substitute in the game though but will be hoping to play a role in their other trophy hunt as his temporary side go in search of a domestic double.

He’s also had less than 200 minutes of league action, starting twice and has struggled to make a major impact.

Luis Palma’s unsuccessful loan leaves future up in the air

Palma wants to leave Celtic, that is certain. Where he goes though is another question.

Reports in Ukraine have suggested that Dynamo Kyiv have been offered Palma, but the Honduran international could remain in the Greek capital if Olympiacos decide to extend his stay.

It doesn’t look likely though – in which case he would return to Glasgow. Brendan Rodgers wants to improve the squad and wingers are surely going to be on the shopping list.

Even though the 25-year-old is celebrating success now, the feeling in the back of his mind will be one of uncertainty.