AFTER a turbulent few months, Luis Palma is back playing regular football again.
The Honduran left Celtic in the summer to join Lech Poznan on loan for the season after falling out of favour in Glasgow.
He has already become a fan favourite having scored three and provided two assists in just seven league appearances.
It’s been a rollercoaster ride for the Honduran.
And he went through a whirlwind of emotions in his latest outing in Lech Poznan colours in what turned out to be a chaotic clash in Poland, with Palma at the centre.
Palma was given the nod to start again by manager Niels Frederiksen for their league clash against Raków Częstochowa.
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The match finished 2-2 with both sides taking a share of the points, despite Lech playing with 10 men for more than half an hour.
And that was because Palma was shown a red card in the second half – the second of his professional career.
The Honduran was sent off for a dangerous challenge on Bogdan Racovițan on the 55th minute following a VAR check.
He was initially issued a yellow card but it was upgraded after the referee was sent to the monitor to review the challenge.
Palma had more than enough time to make an impact in the league fixture though.
The wide-man scored and provided an assist to give his team a two-goal lead at half-time before the tie was turned on its head in the second period.
But Lech suffered a collapse after his dismissal, though, as Raków levelled the scoring just 12 minutes later, with Peter Barath and Ivi both capitalising on the extra man.
Palma joined Celtic from Greek side Aris in the summer of 2023 and featured 36 times in all competitions in his first season before losing his place in the team.
He was shipped out on loan to Olympiacos in January then sealed another loan exit this summer when the Polish outfit came calling in July.
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