DARTS ace Luke Littler is ditching junk food in favour of the healthy grub eaten by his heroes at Manchester United.

The teenage double world champion, known for his love of kebabs and burgers, is having calorie-controlled meals delivered to his home.

Luke Littler looks on during his semi-final match at the 2026 BetMGM Premier League Darts Finals.Luke Littler is ditching junk food in favour of the healthy grub eaten by his heroes at Manchester United Credit: Getty Luke Littler throwing a dart during the Quarter Final of the 2026 Betfred World Matchplay.Littler, known for his love of kebabs and burgers, is having calorie-controlled meals delivered to his home Credit: Getty

of Warrington, Cheshire — who has spoken previously about shedding two stone to improve his stamina on stage — has enlisted chef Jaedon Kay to supply him.

“the Nuke”, who has made £3million from darts, posted an Instagram snap of meals he has been sent, which cost around £150 a week.

Jaedon said: “I prepare meals for more than 10 Premier League footballers, including Man United players.

“What started as cooking for my family has grown into a business and millions watch my videos and want the chance to try one of my exclusive meal preps.

“It’s proof that one opportunity, paired with consistency and hard work, can change your life.”

, winner of the PDC World Darts Championships in 2025 and 2026, first hit the headlines aged 16 when he finished runner-up in the 2024 final — celebrating each win with a doner kebab and a can of pop.

Luke says he is going to have “more days off” on the PDC circuit to give himself valuable time to rest.

The world No1 featured in just three European Tour events this year and withdrew from the opening 26 Players Championship tournaments.

also skipped the recent World Series visits to New Zealand and Australia last month.

PDC President Barry Hearn recently issued a warning to the sport’s biggest stars over regularly missing competitions.

But Littler believes his position at the top of the rankings gives him the freedom to be more selective, holding a huge £2.1million lead over .

He said: “I think obviously it’s just what’s best for me and my family, just having those crucial days off.

“I think we’re going to see more days off just to rest.

“That’s all I’m doing. I’m obviously world number one, and there’s a massive gap between myself and world number two.

“I can sort of take that step back and not go chasing every single tournament.

“It allows me to have, obviously, days off and weeks off, and yeah, just about balancing the schedule.”

Littler has because he needs to qualify for the Players Championship Finals as he chases an unprecedented clean sweep.

The Nuke has already won the first six major titles of the season and is bidding to claim all 11.