- Littler paraded its trophy around the ground before the 3-1 defeat of United by Brighton
- He had won the title approximately two weeks before, defeating Michael van Gerwen in the final
- The 18 -year -old has opened his conversation with Ferguson, who was also in the game.
Luke Littler has opened his conversation with Sir Alex Ferguson when he paraded the Darts World Championship trophy around Old Trafford.
Littler became the youngest winner in the history of the tournament in early January when he beat Michael Van Gerwen to lift the trophy at age 17, since he reached the final the previous year.
After cutting an emotional figure, the teenager was invited to parade the Sid Waddell trophy around Old Trafford in the part -time United game with Brighton later in the month, being an avid Fan of United.
He was forced and took the launch of Old Trafford during the game, which was won 3-1 by Brighton while the mixed beginning to Ruben Amorim reign continued.
It was also the first game on the ground since the death of Dennis's law, with tributes paid to the former United star over the weekend and before the start of the game on January 19.
However, Littler still traveled to the ground to see the game and present the half -game trophy, and has now opened at the event, which included knowing one of the best United managers of all time.
Luke Littler has opened in his conversation with Sir Alex Ferguson in Man United versus Brighton
The winner of the Darts World Championship paraded his trophy around Old Trafford at the end of last month
He had won the trophy just a couple of weeks before, defeating Michael van Gerwen in the final
“It was probably one of the best moments of my life and will live with me forever,” Littler said. 'He was scheduled to parade the trophy before the start, but Denis Law had died. There was an empty seat where Denis would have sat the day.
'I sat behind Sir Alex Ferguson and was chatting with him for a moment, which was good. It is one of the best things I have done.
United continues to fight under Amorim, losing the weekend against Crystal Palace, since they suffered a 2-0 house defeat.
They remain in a transition period, with Amorim trying to build their squad after qualifying them 'probably the worst' that the club has never seen '.
Among those players are several young people, such as Amad Diallo (22), Alejandro Garnacho Alejandro Garnacho (20) and Leny Yoro (19).
Littler, like a man who has already faced a lot of pressure in his career, gave some free advice to young players who are trying to help United improve.
“I just don't listen to social networks,” he said. That is one of the great things.
'In the world of football, it is totally different. You have to keep your head down. When it comes to a dart game, you are alone. When it is united, you have a complete team around you, so they must stay together.
Littler also gave some tips to the youngest Manchester United players who seek to help the club to improve
Meanwhile, Warrington Wolves, from the Super League, will change the name of his stadium to honor 'his most famous son'.
The Warrington-Native will be honored by the Wolves game against the Dragons of Catalans on Friday, February 21, when its sand will be called Luke Little Stadium before returning to the Halliwell Jones stadium later.
“Luke Littler of our most famous children and a seasonal ticket holders here,” said CEO Karl Fitzpatrick to Sky Sports. “What better way to honor his fantastic achievements than to name the Haliwell Jones after him, just for one night!”
Littler told the club's website: “It is an absolute honor and I can't thank the club enough.”
