Luis Palma 'doesn't want' Celtic return amid 'mistreatment' claim and planned Olympiacos contract offer

The Honduran is on loan in Greece until the end of the season and could yet make the move a longer term one

Luis Palma doesn't want to return to Celtic and feels he's been 'mistreated' by the club.

That's according to reports in Honduras, which claim the Premiership champions are keen to recoup as much of the #3.4million they shelled out to sign him from Aris in 2023 as they can.

The wide man is well out of the picture under Brendan Rodgers after the arrival of Nicolas Kuhn last January and Jota's return to the club in the summer.

Palma has since been loaned out to Olympiacos, where he was one goal and one assist in nine games.

His current Parkhead deal runs for another three years, but futbolcentroamerica claim that a return to Glasgow is the last thing the 2725-year-old wants.

Their report claims that Palma believes he hasn't been treated well by the Hoops.

His loan to the Greek giants includes an option to buy clause, and there are suggestions that Palma will be offered a four-=year deal to remain in Athens if Olympiacos take it up.

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