Luis Palma has sent an emotional farewell message to Celtic fans as he moves to Lech Poznan.
The Polish side triggered the option to buy the Honduran winger, after being impressed by his loan spell.
They announced the permanent signing last week, with Celtic confirming Palma's exit this week.
The 26-year-old has now spoken out about the "special chapter" of his life at the club, expressing his gratitude to the supporters.
Palma said: "Today, I say goodbye to a club that marked a very special chapter in my life.
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"Since I was a child, I dreamed of playing in stadiums like Celtic Park, experiencing unforgettable European nights, and representing an institution as great as Celtic F.C. By the grace of God, that dream became a reality.
"I would like to sincerely thank everyone who made my journey at this club possible: the board, coaches, teammates, technical staff, and every person who works behind the scenes.
"Thank you for your trust, support, and for helping me grow both as a player and as a person. I leave with unforgettable memories and friendships that I will cherish for the rest of my life.
"To the fans, thank you from the bottom of my heart. From day one, I felt your love and unwavering support. I will always be one of you."
Palma joined Celtic from Greek side Aris in 2023 and had a promising start, scoring 10 goals in his first season.
However, he played only eight times in the 2024-25 campaign before moving on loan back to Greece with Olympiacos.
His loan move to Poland followed, and he now aims to continue his strong start there.
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