Honduran outlet Diez reports that Lech Poznań have five days to activate the €4 million clause by Monday, June 8, to permanently sign Luis Palma. Celtic have been insisting on the reported €4 million option, while Lech have been trying to lower the cost. According to Diez, if Lech chooses not to activate the clause, they could still try to make a lower offer later. The outlet also reports that paying €4 million for Palma would be a transfer record for Lech Poznań. There has been no indication of a formal bid yet from Lech.

According to De La Rocha via X, Celtic rejected a proposal from Lech Poznan for Luis Palma and declared negotiations finished. The report stated that although the Polish side has a £3.46 million option to buy Palma, they had been submitting other proposals. If Poznan want to keep the winger, they have a week to make the payment. Following the end of the talks, the Honduran’s camp has had no further communication from Lech’s management.

Lech Poznan have identified Luis Palma as a top priority and were hoping to reach a compromise with Celtic on the terms of a permanent transfer. According to Polish outlet Weszlo, lengthy discussions between the two clubs have recently concluded, with Celtic informing Lech Poznan that the only way to secure a permanent deal is by activating the €4.5m release clause. During the negotiations, the Polish club submitted more than one proposal below the option to buy, but they were rejected by Celtic. Lech Poznan now has one week remaining to make a final internal decision on whether to activate the clause. Should they do so, the transfer would set a new transfer fee record for the club.

Lech Poznan have been impressed by Luis Palma's performances during his season-long loan. Sevilla and Lech Poznan could be ready to compete for the transfer of Luis Palma. He was a key player in Lech Poznan's title win, scoring 10 goals and providing six assists in 31 appearances.

Lech Poznań is negotiating with Celtic for the permanent transfer of Luis Palma and does not intend to pay the amount specified in the clause. Karol Klimczak stated that Lech wants to fight for Luis. The club has offered over two million euros for Luis Palma, but this proposal was not accepted. Scottish media suggested that three million euros could resolve the matter. Negotiations are ongoing, and Luis Palma has expressed his desire to remain at Lech Poznań. Karol Klimczak said that Lech could use the clause, but the amount is very large for the club and the entire Ekstraklasa. He also stated that talks are difficult but ongoing, and that everything should be clarified in the coming weeks.

Lech Poznan president Karol Klimczak revealed that after the club won the Polish title, they hope to secure Luis Palma from Celtic on a permanent deal this week. Lech are trying to persuade Celtic to reduce an agreed £3.5 million deal for a permanent move to around £2 million. Klimczak stated it is clear they want to keep Luis Palma and are working on it, adding that they want to sign him but it is not easy. Lech director Adrian Gałuszka said that Luis feels good in Poznan. Gałuszka added that Palma performed very skillfully this season, recorded important statistics, and contributed to several important team results, and that they have to wait for final decisions which he suspects will be in the coming days.

According to Polish journalist Piotr Kozminski, speaking on Canal+ and reported by Goal.pl, signing Luis Palma is an absolute priority for Lech Poznan. There is uncertainty at Celtic over who the club's next manager will be, and it is possible that the new manager may want to assess Palma during pre-season. This is a scenario Lech Poznan will want to avoid, as if Palma impresses, Celtic could insist on the option to buy price or attempt to keep him.

In an interview with Canal+ Sport, Lech Poznań's president, Karol Klimczak, stated the club is working on making Luis Palma's stay permanent. According to Meczyki.pl, Klimczak said that they are working on it and want it, but that it is not easy. Transfermarkt.de values Luis Palma at three and a half million euros.

Lech Poznań has not yet made a firm decision regarding the purchase of Luis Palma from Celtic. The price was initially said to be four million euros, but Celtic is reportedly willing to agree to one million less. Adrian Gałuszka, Lech's press spokesman, told Meczyki.pl that the matter should be resolved in the coming days.

Fútbol Centroamérica reports that the Scottish champions have turned down Lech Poznań's second offer of €2.3m for Luis Palma. Journalist Alvaro De La Rocha had reported that Lech Poznań offered €1.5m and then improved their bid to €2.3m. The purchase clause for the player is €4m, but Martin O’Neill’s side lowered the price to €3m. The Polish club’s board are carefully considering their next financial move and are in ongoing talks with Celtic.

Lech Poznań's loan agreement for Luis Palma from Celtic FC contained a buyout clause of four million euro. Tomasz Włodarczyk reports that Celtic are willing to sell Luis Palma for a lower amount of three million euro. According to the journalist, Celtic lowered their financial expectations and Lech Poznań could acquire the player for that sum. The loan agreement includes an option for a permanent transfer for Luis Palma for Lech Poznań.

According to a recent claim by Mateusz Borek, Celtic has agreed on a price of 2.5 million euros for Luis Palma. However, the player stated on Canal+ that he lacks information regarding his future at Lech Poznań and is uncertain if he will stay.

According to Polish journalist Mateusz Borek, a breakthrough has occurred in negotiations, leading to an agreement between Celtic and Polish club Lech Poznan for the permanent transfer of attacker Luis Palma. The Polish club is now expected to proceed with a deal worth approximately €2.5m, which would establish a new transfer record for them.

Lech Poznań wants to keep Luis Palma permanently and began negotiations with Celtic, aiming for a lower price. According to Mateusz Borek, an agreement on a permanent transfer for 2.5 million euros was reached by Lech Poznań's management. The package reportedly includes various bonuses depending on which competitions Lech Poznań participates in next season. However, Dawid Dobrasz stated that as of 13:45 on Friday, May 15, no deal was finalized, either external or internal.

Journalist De La Rocha reports that Lech Poznan have raised their offer for Luis Palma to €2.3 million, after an initial proposal of €1.5 million was rejected by Celtic. Celtic has not yet provided an official response. The report states that Palma’s buy option is €4 million, a sum that Lech is currently unable to meet. Lech's latest €2.3 million offer is considered an attempt to reduce the difference in valuation and to test Celtic’s willingness to compromise. Negotiations are continuing privately.

Lech Poznan has made a £2 million offer for Luis Palma. Palma is currently on loan at Lech Poznan, but his loan will end soon and he is due to return to Scotland this summer. Lech Poznan had an agreed £3.5 million deal for the player, which would have been the club's record transfer, but that amount is too much for them. Lech boss Niels Frederiksen insisted last week that they remain interested in turning the loan into a permanent move. He stated that there will be time to decide on Palma's future and that, in his opinion, the player is also quite happy in Poznan.

Mateusz Borek stated that Lech Poznań has probably sent Celtic an offer to acquire Luis Palma. The buyout fee set between the clubs is four million euro. Mateusz Borek suggested that Lech Poznań tried to lower this amount and that the offer from Poznań is for a different, lower sum. Details of the new proposal are not known. It is mentioned that in Glasgow, Celtic does not consider Palma to have a significant future at the club.

Lech Poznan have a clause to buy Luis Palma for £4 million, but have repeatedly said they would need Celtic to lower their demands to sign him on a longer-term deal. Luis Palma has made it clear that he wants to stay in Poland long-term. Club legend Piotr Reiss has urged Lech Poznan's management to spend a large amount on Palma and has told the club they are likely to earn a profit. Palma has scored 10 goals from the flanks this season. He said that he hopes to stay at Lech for a long time but that the decision is not solely his. He added that he is focusing on his daily work and is very happy about it.

Lech Poznań want to make Luis Palma's move permanent. The Polish league leaders have a buy option in the deal, but the final decision belongs to the player. They had hoped to buy the player in the summer and sell him for profit immediately, conceding that the fee, which is double their record transfer, is too expensive for them.

Lech Poznan want to sign Luis Palma permanently and are likely to exercise their €4m option to buy him. The player might prioritise La Liga if a firm offer arrives. Celtic are open to a sale after Palma’s successive loans at Olympiacos and Lech.

Maciej Henszel, the communication and external relations manager for Lech Poznań, stated on X that a decision has not yet been made regarding the buyout of Luis Palma.

Luis Palma has recorded eight goals and nine assists in 41 appearances in all competitions this season while on loan at Lech Poznan. It is believed that the Polish side are almost certain to exercise a €4m option to sign the 26-year-old on a permanent basis from Celtic. They would then either keep him or sell him for a profit.

Lech Poznan manager Niels Frederiksen stated that the club could sign Luis Palma in a permanent £3.5 million deal, even though Palma has revealed he wants to return to Celtic. Frederiksen explained that Lech Poznan has an option to make the loan deal permanent. The manager also said that Palma is a Celtic player, that his future will be decided in the summer, and that he will stay with Lech Poznan for the next eight matches.

The buyout of Luis Palma would cost Lech Poznań approximately four million euros. Luis Palma has not made a statement expressing a desire to stay at Lech Poznań, and he has explicitly stated that he does not want to stay.

Luis Palma, who is on loan at Lech Poznań from Celtic, said on February 16th that he is hopeful the Polish club will make his stay permanent by activating the €4m purchase clause. On February 18th, Lech Poznań spokesman Adrian Gałuszka said they were absolutely open to retaining the player. However, journalist Adam Sławiński stated that Lech Poznań will offer €4m to Celtic only to sell him immediately for a profit and are already looking for potential buyers. Sławiński reports Lech Poznań would be willing to buy Palma for €4m and then sell him for €6m or €7m. In response, Lech Poznań spokesman Adrian Gałuszka denied these claims, stating that none of these statements are true.

According to Adam Sławiński, a source close to Lech Poznań has indicated that the club is considering only one scenario for Luis Palma, which is to buy him from Celtic and subsequently sell him for a profit. It was stated that Lech would be willing to pay between 3.5 and 4 million euros for the player if he stays for key European qualification matches, should they take place. The possibility of purchasing Palma and retaining him at the club is not under consideration, and Lech is currently looking for buyers.

Lech Poznań spokesman Adrian Gałuszka confirmed a decision on buying Luis Palma will be made in the coming months. Gałuszka stated that they will have to wait for all contract talks, with Antonio Milic and Radek Murawski or Ali Gholizadeh, as well as for the decision regarding the purchase of Luis Palma. He said that while the buyout amount for Palma is clearly defined, it does not mean that it cannot be renegotiated. Gałuszka added that all options are open.

Luis Palma stated in an interview with Canal+ Sport that he hopes to stay at Lech Poznań for longer, but noted that it is not solely his decision. He expressed happiness with his current situation, reiterated his desire to remain at the club, and described Lech Poznań as a great club. It is reported that the option to buy Luis Palma from Celtic is around four million euros, which would be a record move in the club's history.

According to Dawid Dobrasz from Meczyki.pl, the decision regarding the potential purchase of Luis Palma from Celtic is likely negative for now. Piotr Rutkowski has said that to buy Palma, he must be a league star. Lech Poznań president Karol Klimczak did not exclude the possibility of lowering the fee but considered it to be a wishful scenario.

Lech Poznan chairman Karol Klimczak admits that with the transfer window closing in a matter of days, it is unlikely a deal for Luis Palma will be completed this month. Lech president Piotr Rutkowski revealed last month that the club has unsuccessfully attempted to negotiate with Celtic every month since Palma joined to reduce his fee. According to reports, Celtic have set a price of £3.5 million for the winger. The winger has two-and-a-half years remaining on his contract with the Hoops.

Reports in Poland state that Lech Poznan would need to pay a sum of around €4 million (£3.4 million) to buy winger Luis Palma. Speaking on Tomasz Ćwiąkała's podcast, as reported by Gol24, Lech Poznan CEO Karol Klimczak said this sum is excessive. Klimczak stated that he wishes they could negotiate the buyout terms. He added that a paradox exists where if Palma were to stop scoring, they might be able to convince Celtic that the transfer fee is excessive. Klimczak also said that if the winger plays well, shoots and assists, then the decisions will be easier.

Karol Klimczak stated that the decision regarding Luis Palma's transfer is for Lech Poznań to make and that the club has the right of first refusal. Klimczak also commented on media reports of a four million euro figure, adding that the club will decide.

According to Dawid Dobrasz from meczyki.pl, there is uncertainty in Poznan about whether Luis Palma will be bought after his loan from Celtic. The journalist has heard opinions that if a decision on the purchase had to be made currently, it would not be made. For Lech Poznan to buy the Honduran player, a payment of about four million euros would be required, which would set a new record in the Ekstraklasa.

Luis Palma is on loan at Lech Poznań from Celtic Glasgow with a buyout option. Polish media have reported the amount may be around four million euros. The website meczyki.pl wrote that there are no doubts that Palma must be bought out and either kept at the club or sold for a profit after a great season. The same source adds that to increase the chances of buying out Palma, Lech must advance as far as possible in the Conference League, secure participation in European cups for the next season, and sell Antoni Kozubal or Michał Gurgul for considerable money.

Maciej Henszel stated that Lech Poznań are waiting until spring to make a decision regarding Luis Palma. He confirmed the club has a buyout clause that is not low and said that it does not seem it would be lower as it was set by Celtic, so he does not think it can be negotiated. Henszel explained that it is not an easy matter and that to buy Palma, the club would have to pay approximately double their current incoming transfer record. The current record for an incoming transfer at Lech Poznań is 2.3 million euros for Yannick Agnero. Henszel added that they will see what happens and that Luis should stay healthy and play.

Mateusz Borek stated in Kanale Sportowym that there is a positive sentiment regarding the possible permanent signing of Luis Palma. The agreement with Celtic includes a buy-out option. Previous reports indicated that Celtic expected four million euros. According to Mateusz Borek, the management of Lech Poznań negotiated a more favorable deal, and the price is now 3.5 million euros.

Lech Poznań has Luis Palma on loan from Celtic with an option to purchase him. The latest media reports suggest that 'Kolejorz' is ready to pay four million euros for him, an amount that would be a record for the Ekstraklasa.

According to Piotr Koźmiński from Goal.pl, the definitive transfer of Luis Palma from Celtic would require a record fee of four million euros. Koźmiński states that Lech Poznań's management is capable of allocating this amount for Palma's acquisition. The exact value is now reported as four million euros, whereas earlier, Dawid Dobrasz from Meczyki.pl suggested the fee was less than 4.5 million euros.

Luis Palma joined Lech Poznań on loan from Celtic. The loan agreement contains a buy option reportedly set at around 4.5 million euros. Lech Poznań's representative Tomasz Rząsa stated on Meczyki.pl, 'We will probably do everything to be able to continue working with him.' This indicates a strong intention from Lech Poznań to exercise the buy option in the future.

Luis Palma has been loaned to Lech Poznań from Celtic for the 2025/2026 season, with an option to buy included in the agreement. The option to buy is reportedly valued at slightly over four million euros, according to Dawid Dobrasz from Meczyki.pl. The loan move is a response to health issues within the Lech Poznań team, and the club values Palma's international experience and his goal and assist statistics from his time in Greece and Scotland. Palma is expected to quickly integrate into the team.

Luis Palma has confirmed his transfer to Lech Poznań from Celtic, expressing his delight at joining the new club and the swift completion of the move. He mentioned his decision to seek a change of environment and explore new opportunities. The transfer is structured as a loan, with reports suggesting a record buyout option for the Polish league at 4.5 million euros. Palma's goal is to maintain his form and health while playing in the Ekstraklasa. The 25-year-old Honduran winger, who regularly features in the national team and was a semi-finalist in the last Gold Cup, joins Lech Poznań as the team aims to bolster their squad following early season difficulties, including a Super Cup loss and a defeat in their Ekstraklasa opener. Palma, having appeared in 12 matches for Celtic and had a brief stint at Olympiakos where he scored and assisted once in the same number of games, is anticipated to contribute his experience to the Polish champions.