Luke Littler branded 'arrogant' by Ricardo Pietreczkoon after he was confronted on stage by his darts rival during the Belgian Darts Open
Darts sensation Luke Littler is reportedly boosting his bank balance by selling signed replica shirts to fans.
The report states that replica jerseys start at £89.99, but the real money-spinners are framed shirts available for up to £239.99. As a result, the youngster earned a whopping £200,000 for his heroics at Alexandra Palace and was handed a spot in this season’s Premier League of Darts, playing former world champions includingLuke Littler told to 'f*** off' by darts hero for ignoring text messages
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