Luke Littler's Net Worth: How much money is The Nuke worth following lucrative new Target Darts agreement

Luke Littler has established himself as one of the biggest names in British sport over the past two years, but how much money is the supremely-talented darts player now worth?

Well, in prize money alone for his exploits on the PDC Tour over the past 24 months, the 18-year-old has earned just shy of £3 million!

Of course, sponsorship agreements and endorsement deals significantly bolster that figure, with his new agreement with Target Darts worth a record-breaking £20 million over 10 years!

"Target has believed in me from day one and I'm delighted that there are many more years to come," Littler, who is also managed by the company, said.

"From my playing career to my product range, we've built everything together and I'm really excited to commit to our partnership long-term and see where we can take this next."

Littler's ever-growing profile will likely attract even more sponsors in the future having already inked partnerships with Microsoft (Xbox) and clothing company Boohoo Man.

The back-to-back World Darts Champion has spearheaded the sport's modern-day' surge towards the mainstream since bursting onto the scene with a sensational run to the Alexandra Palace final in 2024 as a 16-year-old.

He has since established himself as the biggest name in the game, and a serial winner to boot, all but completing a clean sweep of the biggest prizes the sport has to offer within two years of turning professional.

How much money is Luke Littler worth?

It's estimated that Luke 'The Nuke' Littler boasts a personal fortune of over £10 million.

That total will raise further in the coming years thanks to his decade-long deal with Target Darts.

How much money has Luke Littler won on the Order of Merit?

Luke Littler has collected a remarkable £2,770,500 in prize money over a two-year period in ranking tournaments - a tally which has established him as the world number one.

Incredibly, he has amassed £1,500,000 of that across the past two stagings of the World Darts Championship, landing £500,000 for his maiden triumph in 2025 before securing the biggest payday in the sport's history in 2026, earning a record £1,000,000!