Luke Littler enjoys his £1million payday as he splashes out on rugby tickets, football cards and Valentine’s steaks

Luke Litter has been putting his hard-earned prize money to good use over Valentine’s Day weekend.

Littler scooped the £1million winner’s cheque for claiming glory at the 2026 PDC World Darts Championship last month.

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‘The Nuke’ breezed past Gian van Veen at Ally Pally, winning 7-1 in the final to become a two-time world champion.

However, the new Premier League Darts season has not got off the best of starts for Litter.

He was beaten in the quarter-finals by Van Veen on Night 1 and lost to Michael van Gerwen in the semis on Night 2 last Thursday.

While he’s trying to rediscover his top form, he has been enjoying life away from the oche.

Littler was invited to Warrington Wolves’ 24-14 Super League win over St Helens on Friday and paraded his PDC trophy at half-time.

The 19-year-old, who also showed off his silverware at Manchester United’s Premier League win over Tottenham last weekend, purchased tickets for 15 of his mates to be in the crowds with match tickets costing £50.

Speaking after his appearance on the pitch, Littler said: “Brilliant first-half display. Me and about 15 of us lads, we’ve come here tonight.

“I’ve paid for the tickets, help the lads out, but what a performance so far.”

As well as enjoying rugby, Littler is known to be a big fan of collecting football cards.

The devoted United supporter took to his social media account on Saturday to reveal he had recently acquired a signed Bruno Fernandes card.

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The ‘Topps Dynasty 1/1’ cards can cost anywhere up to and over £1,000 but it’s unknown how much Litter’s latest addition to his collection is worth.

To top off his weekend, he treated his girlfriend Faith Millar to a Valentine’s Day dinner out at Manchester restaurant Noir Steakhouse.

Faith uploaded a picture of the two enjoying streaks, which can cost up to £175 at Noir, plus onion rings, chips and tenderstem broccoli.

After his fun-filled weekend, Littler will return to action for Night 3 of the Premier League on Thursday at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow.

The darts sensation has looked far from his usual self in the tournament so far and was struggling with illness last week.

Following his elimination, Littler said: “A bit of flu going on but this is darts, we’ve just got to get on with it. My game at the minute is going well, playing well.

“Last week didn’t go to plan but it’s a fresh week. Everyone knows, I’ve said it for the past two years, I’ve won both European tours in Belgium, get a Premier League here. The PDC have sorted it.”