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.

‘Unique’ Sunderland man could be Regis Le Bris’ most-improved player after dreadful 23/24

13/07/2024 Raymond 0

Sunderland were in dire need of a player like Patrick Roberts to step up last season, relying on his experience and ability to provide a spark in the final third, an area where they often struggled. However, Roberts faced criticism for inconsistent performances.

With the arrival of Regis Le Bris, there’s optimism that Roberts can rediscover his form. Le Bris’ preferred 3-4-2-1 formation, known for emphasizing wingers who cut inside to create chances, aligns well with Roberts’ strengths. Known for his effectiveness in the Championship, Roberts has proven his ability to score and create goals by cutting inside and attacking the edge of the opponent’s penalty area. If Le Bris can revitalize Roberts, it could feel like a significant new signing for Sunderland, particularly if they face potential departures of key players like Jack Clarke or Jobe Bellingham this summer.