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Luis Palma’s Best Celtic Move: A Kingston Bridge Rush-Hour Gamble with a Stunning Twist in How He Treats the Club

19/11/2024 Raymond 0

Luis Palma may have become a forgotten man at Celtic Park, but he’s never voiced frustration with the club or his manager. Despite playing less than three hours of football this season, the 24-year-old winger remains determined to prove himself. Recently, he delivered a superb performance for Honduras, scoring twice in a 2-0 win over Mexico, dedicating his goals to his late grandmother. It’s clear Palma has faced personal challenges, yet he continues to show resilience, stating, “The storm will pass, and calm always comes.”

While his technical style of play doesn’t align perfectly with Brendan Rodgers’ demands for relentless pressing, Palma’s ability to create chances when given the ball is undeniable. The hectic weeks ahead could provide him with the opportunity to either reignite his Celtic career or move closer to a new challenge. What’s certain is that, unlike some, Palma won’t be throwing in the towel—he’s focused on working hard, whatever the outcome.

Cameron Carter-Vickers Reveals Unbreakable Celtic Bond with Auston Trusty, Promises Champions League Glory

08/11/2024 Raymond 0

Cameron Carter-Vickers believes Celtic’s 3-1 victory over RB Leipzig at Parkhead is a statement win that proves the club belongs among Europe’s elite. The American international called it one of the best performances he’s seen in his four years at Celtic, highlighting how the team has learned from past setbacks in the Champions League. Despite a tough 7-1 loss to Borussia Dortmund, the squad has bounced back with impressive results, including the win over Leipzig, which leaves them in a strong position to reach the knockout stages.

Carter-Vickers reflected on Celtic’s growth in the competition, emphasizing that the team’s belief has grown stronger with experience. Now, the players are more confident in their ability to compete at the highest level, understanding that consistency is key. He also credited Celtic Park’s incredible atmosphere, acknowledging that the fans’ support played a significant role in their performance against Leipzig.

Looking ahead, Carter-Vickers is cautious but optimistic, aware that while the team has performed well in the group stage, they must stay focused to secure their spot in the next phase. With a solid defensive partnership alongside fellow American Auston Trusty, Carter-Vickers is confident that Celtic’s foundation is strong as they aim for further success in both domestic and European competitions.