After a late Motherwell victory, Brendan Rodgers said, “This is massive for him.”

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After Luis Palma’s goal against Motherwell yesterday, Brendan Rodgers singled out the Honduran international for special attention.

In the thrilling 2-1 victory over the Fir Park team, Palma appeared to make a cross-come-shot, and Rodgers expressed his happiness for the £3.5 million summer signing.

Rodgers stated, “Aye it was a great cross!” on page 53 of the Sunday Mail print edition. No, he’s adapting just like the other new guys, which is wonderful for him. They are not accustomed to this level of intensity.

“That will mean a lot to him. He can play in a wonderful cross like that, and we were pleased when it found the corner.

Luis Palma appears to have a promising future at Celtic.
The Honduran international has only been able to make sporadic appearances for Celtic thus far, but I believe he has performed admirably.

Celtic appear to have a player and their £3.5m investment was justified after the player impressed while on international duty. Hi score and a assist is a fantastic performance on a global scale, and Palma seems to be beginning to establish himself in his native country.

He appeared bright and alert on the wing against Feyenoord, but lacked the speed that wingers need in this day and age.

But Palma, who is reputed to be an expert at taking free kicks, showed great skill as he curved his shot through a huddle of men, past Liam Kelly, and into the Motherwell goal to start the scoring.

No doubt in my mind that he meant it. His celebration after scoring hinted that he did. He must now continue moving forward. Palma, who is mostly a left winger, will have a hard time displacing Maeda.

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He has actually been used as a striker and the number ten position. Given that Rodgers is renowned for being adaptable when changing Celtic’s formations and forms, this might be crucial. in particular in Europe.

All Palma has to do is keep up the good work whenever the chance presents itself. If he does, he will seek a position on the first team quickly.