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Littler says he could join I’m a Celebrity only if offered the right price, suggesting a potential jungle stint.
He vows to consider £50m but remains doubtful after watching recent challenges.
Littler notes his hesitance is like being around snakes, illustrating the jungle’s dangers.
He eyeing a defence of his title at the PDC World Championship next month.
Littler will start his World Championship defence against Darius Labanauskas on 11 December.
He mentions Angry Ginge as a friend and a motivational presence around his potential TV run.
Littler compares challenges in the jungle to snakes, revealing his reservations.
The interview reinforces Littler’s focus on defending his darts title despite show talk.
Littler’s latest comments come as he weighs a possible ITV jungle appearance amid friendship with Angry Ginge.
Littler confirms the dialogue was sparked by watching this year’s I’m a Celebrity season.

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Toney is unlikely to return to Brentford or move to the Premier League in January as he stays with Al-Ahli in Saudi Arabia.
Al-Ahli’s sporting director said the club will not sanction a January sale or loan for Toney.
Toney’s contract runs until 2028 and he earns a tax-free weekly wage cited at over £400,000, creating a barrier to a move.
Saudi side would only consider a move if an elite replacement could be secured mid-season.
Toney has defended the Saudi Pro League’s standard amid criticism from parts of European football.
Toney hopes strong form in Saudi Arabia can help with England recall ahead of the World Cup.
Toney is set to return to Saudi action against Damac on December 19.
Tottenham and other English clubs reportedly explored a return, but no imminent transfer is planned.
Toney emphasized focus on personal performance and national team chances regardless of location.
Toney credits his goal production with his move to Al-Ahli and aims to help England ahead of the World Cup.
The article frames the transfer talks as speculative with multiple Premier League clubs reportedly involved.

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Gabriel Agbonlahor says Liam Delap should have joined a smaller club to gain regular game time before Chelsea.
Delap joined Chelsea on a six-year deal after Chelsea activated his Ipswich release clause.
Delap has struggled with fitness and form, including a red card early in his Chelsea career.
Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca criticized Delap after a red card in a game against Wolves.
Sports pundits forecast Arsenal to beat Chelsea in an upcoming London derby.
The article links Chelsea’s early-season form to a disciplined defensive record with three straight clean sheets.
Liam Delap’s development was discussed in the context of potential moves and future Chelsea progress.
The Metro report situates Delap’s transfer within broader transfer talk and club strategy at Chelsea.
The piece includes social media and promotional elements related to Chelsea news and club updates.
The report references the Club World Cup campaign as a recent Chelsea achievement during Delap’s early tenure.
The article compiles reactions from pundits and competitive rivals to frame Delap’s situation.

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