Honduras FA and Lech Poznan react to a Luis Palma display Celtic cannot ignore

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Luis Palma delivered a goal and an assist for Lech Poznan, reinforcing a level of attacking numbers that continues to build while he remains on loan away from Celtic.

Palma is producing some impressive numbers at Poznan this season as the Celtic winger recorded his sixth goal and fifth assist in a thrilling 3-3 draw against GKS Katowice.

The performance drew immediate recognition at international level, as the Honduran FA tweeted about the Celtic attacker’s performance on social media platform X.

The Honduras FA confirmed Luis Palma scored a goal and provided an assist for Lech Poznan in their latest match.

Not only that, Palma’s loan club lavished praise on his goal with a superb post on X too.

Luis Palma powerfully and accurately, an atomic strike – it’s the third goal for Kolejorz!

Celtic winger Luis Palma is delivering sustained attacking output

Luis Palma recorded a goal and an assist for Lech Poznan. The pass for the assist was exquisite and the finish for the goal was cool and calm under pressure. Take a look at this:

That contribution adds to a consistent level of performance by Palma this season. Here are his best stats from Fotmob:

• Six goals and five assists
• 4.49 expected goals and 4.36 expected assists
• 40 chances created
• 68 shots with 31 on target
• xGOT of 6.12

Those figures reflect Palma’s ongoing contribution to Lech Poznan’s title bid as they sit top of the Ekstraklasa two points clear of Zagłębie Lubin.

For Celtic, Palma is raising a question that now cannot be ignored as the Glasgow giants’ own attacking issues continue this season.

International recognition strengthens Luis Palma’s Celtic case

The Honduras FA highlighted Palma’s latest contribution, confirming his goal and assist. That recognition reinforces the weight of his performance.

His broader involvement supports that assessment, including 32 successful dribbles and 72 touches in the opposition box this season. These stats show how the Honduran winger is creating in dangerous areas for Poznan.

Palma is not relying on reputation to make his case. His performance and numbers are measurable, consistent, and recognised beyond his club environment, which keeps him firmly relevant to Celtic.