Luke Littler, 17, gets 'back to normal for a few days' as teenage sensation posts social media update days after sealing record-breaking World Darts Championship win
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Luke Littler has shared photos enjoying some downtime after triumphing at the World Darts Championship earlier this month. After becoming an overnight sensation by reaching the final in his maiden appearance in the competition, the 17-year-old returned to the Alexandra Palace this year intent on going one better.
![[The 17-year-old became the tournament's youngest-ever winner when he defeated Michael van Gerwen earlier this month]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/11/10/93987765-14273471-image-a-17_1736592494250.jpg)
Against darting legend Michael van Gerwen earlier this month Littler produced a dominant performance to secure a historic victory and walk away with £500,000 in prize money. The triumph marked the culmination of a whirlwind 12 months that saw him collect more than £1million in total prize money, putting him second behind only Luke Humphries in the PDC's Order of Merit.
![[The Manchester United supporter revealed he had been sent a massive bundle of Premier League stickers from Panini]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/11/10/93987793-14273471-The_Manchester_United_supporter_revealed_he_had_been_sent_a_mass-a-26_1736592627280.jpg)
With less than a week until his return to the Oche to defend his Bahrain Darts Masters title, Littler took to social media to share the spoils of his success. In a post to his Instagram story, the avid Manchester United fan revealed he had been sent a bumper pack of the official Premier League sticker collection from Panini.
![[Littler shared a picture of his Xbox with the caption 'back to normal for a few days' before returning to action at the Bahrain Darts Masters next week]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/11/10/93987801-14273471-image-m-28_1736592812139.jpg)
Luke Littler shared photos on social media enjoying some downtime after his world championship victory. The 17-year-old became the tournament's youngest-ever winner when he defeated Michael van Gerwen earlier this month. The Manchester United supporter revealed he had been sent a massive bundle of Premier League stickers from Panini.
![[The 17-year-old signed a dream partnership with the American gaming giant before the world championship]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/11/10/93047769-14273471-The_17_year_old_returns_to_the_oche_that_he_first_burst_into_the-a-29_1736592923227.jpg)
He wrote: 'Well then the sticker collection starts now thankyou @paniniukofficial wow.'. Littler then shared a photo of another huge stockpile of stickers accompanied with the caption: 'Surely I complete the collection after these thank you once again @paniniukofficial.'.
