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Luke Littler has once again made history, this time off the oche. The 18-year-old, already a two-time World Champion, has reportedly signed a £20 million, ten-year sponsorship deal with Target Darts – the largest agreement of its kind the sport has ever seen.

World Champion Luke Littler and world number two Luke Humphries will headline the 2026 Bahrain Darts Masters and Saudi Arabia Darts Masters, as the new World Series of Darts season gets underway later this month.The campaign begins on January 15–16 with the fourth staging of the Bahrain Darts Masters, before the World Series heads to Saudi Arabia for the first time.

Gian van Veen and Josh Rock will make their BetMGM Premier League debuts in 2026, while defending champion Luke Humphries and reigning World Champion Luke Littler headline a star-studded eight-player lineup.Littler capped a sensational year on Saturday by successfully defending the Sid Waddell Trophy, becoming just the fourth player in PDC history to win back-to-back World Championship titles.

Luke Littler successfully defended his title at the PDC World Darts Championship, held at London’s Alexandra Palace. With this triumph, the young star crowned a remarkable season in which he collected five major titles, and if his current trajectory continues, he could well claim the status of world number one for many years to come.