FIFA is informed that Celtic star Luis Palma is at the center of a contentious transfer dispute

The intense transfer issue involving Celtic player

Luis Palma and his two previous teams has been

submitted to FIFA.

Since leaving Greek team Aris in August for a

reported sum of approximately £3.5 million, the

Honduran winger has been a vital member of

Brendan Rodgers’ squad.

Vida, the first club he played for in his own

country, asserts that the true transfer value was

£4.1 million.

They are currently awaiting approximately

£50,000 from Aris as a sell-on payment, which

was agreed upon when they sent him to Greece

in January 2022, as well as from the initial

transfer money.

Additionally, the club president disclosed that

until the issue was resolved, he was unable to

pay his current group of players and has taken

the dispute to FIFA to resolve.

“The first transfer for Luis Palma was for

£200,000 and we built in a 35 per sell-on fee,”

Vida President Luis Cruz stated.

However, following his move to Celtic, we never

got paid.

“We are aware that Celtic paid 4.8 million euros,

or £4.1 million, for Luis.

“I told Luis when he was leaving us not to go to

the club in Greece and I had arranged a transfer

to a club in Portugal instead, but his agent

insisted he go to Aris.

“Our finances have suffered greatly as a result of

their failure to pay us the entire sum from the

first transfer as well as the sell-on fee.

They owe us about £50,000 in total between the

original transfer and the sell-on.

“Our only remaining option is to file a complaint

with FIFA.

Although we are pleased that Luis has achieved

great success at Celtic, we require this money in

order for this club to survive.

“We have to take this action in order to maintain

a club.

As a result, I had to lower compensation and

postpone payments.”

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