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Topics: Luke Littler, Darts
Nasir Jabbar
Luke Littler has made a big decision on whether he will compete in Germany after threatening to boycott events in the country.
Littler pulled out of the European Darts Grand Prix in May after receiving hostile receptions from German crowds.
He was booed on the Premier League night in Berlin and again at the German Darts Grand Prix in Munich.
After being jeered in Munich, the 18-year-old took to social media to voice his frustration before claiming that he would not play in Germany until October for the European Championship in Dortmund.
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"Shouldn't have been in Munich but had to play anyway. Next one in Germany for me is Dortmund [in October] and I am glad to say that," he wrote on Instagram before quickly deleting it.
Littler, however, returned to Germany when he teamed up with Luke Humphries at the World Cup of Darts in June.
But his time in Frankfurt was short lived as England were knocked out by Germany in the quarter-finals.
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Despite threatening to boycott events in Germany, Littler is set to compete in the country for the German Darts Championship in Hildesheim.
The PDC have confirmed player entries for European Tour Events 13-14, which includes 'The Nuke' for ET14 in Germany.
The 2025 European Tour season concludes with the German Darts Championship from October 17-19.
1. Luke Humphries
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2. Luke Littler
3. Michael van Gerwen
4. Stephen Bunting
5. James Wade
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6. Jonny Clayton
7. Chris Dobey
8. Rob Cross
9. Gerwyn Price
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10. Damon Heta
11. Josh Rock
12. Gary Anderson
13. Dave Chisnall
14. Ross Smith
15. Danny Noppert
16. Peter Wright
Littler won the World Champion at Ally Pally in January but was unable to defend the Premier League title five months later after being beaten by Humphries.
Though he went onto win the World Matchplay in July, while his other titles in 2025 include the UK Open, the Australian Darts Masters and the New Zealand Darts Masters.