Littler Goads competes for ‘FRONG’ while he wants to be the richest Premier League winner

Luke Littler can be the richest Premier League winner ever – if he can pass Bogeyman Gerwyn Price.

The teenage sensation will fell no less than £ 335,000 if he will defend his title on the O2 next Thursday.

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He could land the £ 275k jackpot in London to add up to £ 60k from one Register six nocturnal victories During the season, his own record exceeded last year with £ 20k. He also won gold darts Waard £ 30k after touching a nine-darter.

Smaller18, defeated a cold to beat the largest rival Luke Humphries in Sheffield and then sent an early warning to Price To make an error to land him in the semi -final.

The Nuke also closed Manchester United Because they are a “mess” in the Europa League final.

World champion Littler has lost six of his last eight meetings with Price, but said: “Gezzy was 5-1 against Chris Dobey, if he won that match, he would be third.

“Is that a mistake? Sure, I’m ready for next week. He has the record against me, but it’s the O2.

“It’s a long 16 weeks, but if you are in the position I have been, no. 1 for almost during the entire Premier League, you just have to stay there.

“That first semifinal is so crucial to cross the line and reach the final. Hopefully I can pick up the big next week.

“I am very happy to break the records that I broke this year. But for myself winning in Sheffield is a huge boost and a huge bonus and it gives me a lot of confidence in the future next week.”

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Littler regretted the performance of his beloved team.

He admitted: “Even those game losing, everyone knows financially what it did to us. But fair play to spurs. What did they have, three shots in the first half? That’s all they had, were behind the ball. They did a great job.

“I just looked at it in a bar near here. There were a few United and Spurs fans. Too bad we didn’t get the result we wanted.

“The board said that they stay with (Ruben) Amorim. I think it will clearly not to play midweek next season.

“I think Premier League teams this season, if they are not in Europe, have a week off so that everyone can get fit and 100 percent. It can help us.”

Michael van Gerwen Not eligible for the play-offs on the for second time in 13 years.

The shape of the sevenfold Premier League winner was worrying when he recorded the seventh lowest average in the competition (96.09) and the worst of his career.

But Littler supports MVG to bounce back and added: “I remember that we did some interviews for the Premier League that led to it, and I both said as soon as the hunger goes out of us, we will stop playing.

“But the hunger is definitely not out of him. We know Michael, he will bounce back.”