Luke Littler has unveiled his future plans following a surprising split just before the World Grand Prix. The 18-year-old has parted ways with ZXF Sports Management, a partnership that began when he was only 13, right before his initial match in Leicester.
In a remarkable display on Tuesday night, “Cool Hand Luke” triumphed over Gian van Veen. Post-victory, Littler expressed his decision to go solo, stating, “I’m independent now, and I believe it’s for the better.”
Acknowledging the support from his family and the work of Martin Foulds, Littler mentioned that it was the appropriate moment to handle his arrangements independently. Additionally, he highlighted the assistance he will receive from Garry Plummer at Target, emphasizing their positive trajectory.
Littler confirmed the separation, expressing gratitude to ZXF Sports and Martin Foulds for their contributions to his career over the past five years. He hinted at the need for new representation as his career progresses and his schedule becomes more demanding.
Following a recent social media post that hinted at retirement but was later revealed as a promotion for a video game, Littler celebrated his World Grand Prix win, expressing satisfaction with his performance and hinting at future success in the tournament.
In a move to entice viewers, Sky has discounted its Essential TV and Sky Sports bundle for the upcoming season, offering significant savings and an extensive coverage of live matches, including a substantial increase in Premier League games compared to previous seasons.
