Luke Littler age, how much he's worth, girlfriend and next darts match

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Luke Littler age, how much he's worth, girlfriend and next darts match

The World Darts Championships is back today (Sunday, December 15). The past few years of darts have seen one player in particular rise in popularity - Luke Littler.

The teenage darts prodigy, who came second in the 2023/24 competition, has gained a cult following.. But who is Luke Littler? We have compiled everything you need to know about the darts player, from where he was born to who his girlfriend is.

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How old is Luke Littler?

Luke Littler of England celebrates with the trophy
Luke Littler won the 2024 BetMGM Premier League Darts Play-Offs at The O2 in May

Luke Littler is 17 years old. He was born on January 21, 2007, meaning he still will not have turned 18 by the time of the finals of this year's PDC World Darts Championship, held on January 3 2025.

Luke is the youngest player to have a won a match at both the WDF and PDC World Darts Championships, as well as being the youngest player ever to reach the PDC World Darts Championship final.

Where is Luke Littler from?

Luke Littler plays darts
Luke Littler is a darts prodigy

Luke was born in Runcorn, and grew up in Warrington. He went to school at Padgate Academy and joined the St Helens Darts Academy aged 10.

Who is Luke Littler's girlfriend?

Luke Littler of England celebrates with his girlfriend Eloise Milburn
Luke Littler dated fellow darts player Eloise Millburn for 10 months

Luke is known for dating fellow darts player Eloise Milburn, and for their five year age difference - Littler was 16, while she was 21.

But the pair split in July after dating for 10 months. However, it seems Littler let slip he's now dating someone new, after a female voice was heard in the background of a live stream he was on. Further details about their lives together are not yet known.

How much is Luke Littler worth?

Luke Littler is the youngest player to have a won a match at both the WDF and PDC World Darts Championships

The 17-year-old is believed to be worth around £700,000 after his successes over the past year. According to the Mirror, he's also on track to enter the millionaire's club soon.

To celebrate, Littler has moved himself and his family into a five-bedroom residence in Cheshire, which costs him £6,000 a month.

When is Luke Littler's next darts match?

Luke Littler celebrates winning the second set during the World Darts Championship final
Luke Littler was just 16 years old when he competed in the finals of the World Darts Championship final at the beginning of this year

Luke Littler will play his first match in the PDC World Championship on December 15 at 7pm. He will be playing the winner of match 9 of the competition.

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