Celtic’s Luis Palma doesn’t want to return to the club under any circumstances, citing feelings of being “mistreated” by Brendan Rodgers’ side. Palma was limited to just 267 minutes of playing time in 12 games for Celtic before joining Olympiacos on loan in the winter transfer window. The Honduran winger’s situation has taken a turn, with Olympiacos reportedly having a strong desire to sign him permanently in the summer.
According to reports, Brendan Rodgers’ position and attitude towards Palma have not changed, and the manager believes the left-wing position is well-covered by Daizen Maed and Jota. As a result, Celtic are looking to cash in on Palma’s sale, with a €4m purchase option for Olympiacos.
Sources close to Palma have stated that he feels “mistreated” by Celtic and doesn’t want to return to Celtic Park under any circumstances. The 25-year-old’s future remains uncertain, with options to either continue at Olympiacos or join another club.
This development raises questions about Palma’s time at Celtic and the dynamics between the player and the coaching staff. With Palma’s clear desire to move on, it’s likely that his time at Celtic is coming to an end.
The situation also highlights the challenges faced by players in the transfer market and the importance of finding the right fit for their careers. As the summer transfer window approaches, Palma’s future will be closely watched by fans and pundits alike.
In related news, Manchester City are reportedly preparing to make a return for their target, who can leave for a lower price. Meanwhile, Chelsea player is set to have a meeting to decide their transfer future, and a player has spoken out about their failed Sunderland transfer.
Stay tuned for more updates on the transfer market and the latest football news.
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