Darts prodigy Beau Greaves has expressed her willingness to seize an opportunity in the prestigious Premier League if it comes her way. The 21-year-old gained attention after defeating Luke Littler en route to the World Youth Final last month, sparking discussions about her potential ascent in the sport.

Renowned five-time world champion Raymond van Barneveld has voiced his belief that a strong performance at the upcoming PDC World Championship could secure Greaves a spot among the elite eight players in the Premier League. The previous year’s series winner, Luke Humphries, alongside other top players like Stephen Bunting, Gerwyn Price, Rob Cross, Nathan Aspinall, Michael van Gerwen, and Chris Dobey, were part of the exclusive lineup.

While Greaves remains modest about her chances of entering the Premier League, she is exhilarated by the prospect and appreciative of the positive feedback she has received. She acknowledged the encouraging remarks from Van Barneveld, expressing gratitude for the recognition from players she admired growing up.

Despite her doubts, Greaves highlighted the excitement that competing in the Premier League would bring, acknowledging the tournament’s appeal and the honor it would be for her. Her recent victory over Littler has fueled her confidence, marking a turning point in her mindset that has previously lacked self-assurance.

Ahead of her upcoming match against Michael van Gerwen at the Grand Slam of Darts in Wolverhampton, Greaves aims to challenge stereotypes and prove her capabilities against top male players. She emphasized her newfound belief in her skills since obtaining her Tour Card and her readiness to face any opponent, emphasizing the importance of timing and enjoyment in her approach to the game.