Luca Brecel gave a smack. Crucible money on three high-end vehicles, a £250,000 Ferrari among them.

Luca Brecel lavished Crucible money on three high-end vehicles, a £250,000 Ferrari among it.
When money comes, everyone enjoys a guilt-free purchase, but snooker ace That was elevated to an entirely new level by Luca Brecel following his recent accomplishment.

Everyone enjoys pay day, whether it’s the first day, the final day, or a day in between.

You might want to treat yourself to a night out, some online shopping, or simply a cheeky little takeout in front of the TV as the pounds start to fly into your bank account. But when world champion snooker player Luca Brecel got his pay day, he indulged in an amazing spree of extravagant spending.

by Taboola Official Website
Simple to Win, Simple to Play. Play MSport’s Instant Games Online to Win Huge Prizes Right Now.
MSport Online Wagering
Brecel, 28, stunned the pool community in May when he defeated Mark Selby at the Crucible to win his first-ever world championship and take home a massive £250,000 prize. Even if it made him a fortune in the process,

To add a little more thrill to his life, he bought a brand-new Ferrari, a Porsche, and a large Range Rover. The Belgian said he is no longer a millionaire because of the massive spending binge.

The 28-year-old recently disclosed, “I went from a millionaire to a non-millionaire this week because I bought two more cars.” “It was a conscious decision to buy the cars and maybe feel that bit of pressure again, to recreate the feeling I had of just starting my career.”

While he could be eyeing another pricey gadget to keep himself satisfied, his ultimate goal is one that cannot be purchased with money: the title of World No. 1. “Even though I’m still young, I think I’ll reach the top one day,” he continued.

I was one frame and one match away from being the world’s top player. It goes to show how busy I am that I missed my best opportunity to attend the Wuhan Open.

“I won’t lie, though; it would be nice to get rid of it.”