- Luke Littler weighs in on Man United's chances against Liverpool on Sunday
- The 17-year-old gave a harsh verdict on the relegation-fighting Red Devils.
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Luke Littler gave his honest opinion on Man United, as the 17-year-old spoke ahead of the clash against Liverpool on Sunday.
United travel to Anfield to take on Arne Slot's all-conquering team and have only managed two wins in their last eight league games.
Littler crushed Michael van Gerwen on Friday night to win 7-3 and become the youngest world champion in darts history.
Born in Warrington, just over half an hour's drive from Manchester, he is a lifelong United supporter and has often been serenaded by the club amid his rise to stardom over the past year.
Speaking to BBC Sport, Nuke revealed his pessimism regarding Sunday's clash and identified where United must improve if they are to get back on track.
The Red Devils languish in 14th place in the Premier League standings, closer to the relegation zone than the top four. Despite the appointment of Rubén Amorim in the middle of the season, there has been no progress in terms of results.
Born in Warrington, world darts champion Luke Littler is a lifelong Manchester United fan.
Arne Slot's Liverpool maintains a five-point lead at the top of the table ahead of Arsenal
Manchester United have had a nightmare season and are just seven points clear of the relegation zone.
'No idea. Well, we all have an idea,” laughed Littler when asked what can be done to change United's fortunes.
'Only the players. There are some players at the club who are getting along a bit.
'They need to go play somewhere else. And obviously we need to find the right players to fit into the team.”
And Littler did not like his team's chances of picking up three points at Anfield and said he would be content with a draw against the league leaders.
'No idea. “I'll take the draw,” he said when asked what his prediction was for Sunday's match.
