Luis Palma Celtic contract details 'revealed' as winger makes decision for the long haul amid Aris exit push
Luis Palma is set to join Celtic as their seventh summer recruit and will pen a long-term contract in Glasgow.
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Luis Palma Celtic wage 'REVEALED' as winger set to leave Saudi millions wanting amid Parkhead wish
Celtic are set to offer Luis Palma eight times his current salary to make him their latest signing.