Luke Littler Parts Ways with Manager: What Happened to the Champion.
Luke Littler Ends Collaboration with Manager
According to The Sun: Luke Littler, the young star of professional darts, announced the end of his collaboration with manager Martin Faulds, who had accompanied him for five years, including the period when Littler won the world champion title in 2025.
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Littler announced this on his Instagram, emphasizing that the decision was a mutual step following a long collaboration.
He expressed gratitude to Faulds for his support, writing:
“I want to express my huge thanks to ZXF Management, and especially to Martin, for everything they have done for me in my career. We have shared incredible times together over the last five years. I will always be grateful for the advice and support that has helped me reach this moment.”
A New Life for His Career
Faulds accompanied Littler on his path to success, including during the 2024 World Championship final. Although Littler couldn't win his debut tournament, the following year he became the youngest champion, winning the Sid Waddell trophy.
Throughout 2024, Littler earned over a million pounds in prize money and received international recognition, winning several titles, including the Premier League crown. He is now preparing to participate in the World Grand Prix, where he will play against Gian van Veen in his next match.
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