Luke Littler tipped to walk away from darts for a new career within five years

Nathan Aspinall has predicted that Luke Littler will run away from the sport within five years to pursue a career in social media.

The World No. 2 became the youngest world champion in 17-year-old In January.

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‘The Nuke’s’ record-breaking performance continued when he set a new Premier League point record last Thursday.

Teen sensation Smaller Is supported on a large scale to chase the legendary migration of 16 world championships of Phil Taylor.

But two -time big winner Aspinall is not convinced, which suggests that Littler will not be in the game long enough to break the performance.

He told Talking: “I think he will be gone in about five years.

‘He is 18. He does a lot YouTubeHe is good friends with Angrygeke.

‘I can see him passing that path in my opinion.

“He has been tired of all the time and he only does it for 12 months.

“I don’t think he will be 16 years old, let alone win 16 world titles.

Luke Littler Prices money loss

Here is all the prize money that Luke Littler has won so far after he has been crowned PDC World Darts Championship winner until 2025:

World Championship 2025 – £ 500,000

World Championship 2024 – £ 200,000

Grand Slam Van Darts 2024 – £ 150,000

European tour – £ 91,000

Player Championships Events – £ 71,500

Players Championship Final Runner -Up – £ 60,000

VK Open 2023 + 2024 – £ 17,500

World Matchplay – £ 10,000

World Grand Prix – £ 7,500

European Championship – £ 7,500

(Non -Strand) Premier League Darts – £ 315,000

Total: £ 1.43 million

“If he does that, Fair Play for him. But I can’t see it.”

Littler has appeared in several YouTube videos with Angrygeke.

The Warrington Whizkid also almost lost to the social media star in a game of darts In February.

Littler has no less than 1.9 million followers Instagram.

That’s almost DOUBLE The combined total of his rivals Michael van Gerwen” Luke HumphriesAnd Gerwyn Price.

In addition to following seven digits online, Littler also has a balance between bank accounts.

And he has the chance to add even more to it on Thursday while haunting back-to-back titles in the play-offs of the Premier League.

Littler is confronted with the prize in a best-of-19 legs semi-final, where the winner goes to meet Humphries or Aspinall in the final on the O2.

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