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Darts legend Raymond van Barneveld to retire after 2019/2020 World Championships

The 51-year-old is a five-time world champion in PDC and BDO, and is one of most successful darts players in history

RAYMOND VAN BARNEVELD has announced he will retire after the 2019/2020 World Championship.

The 51-year-old boasts one of the most glittering careers in darts - having won multiple majors on both the PDC and BDO circuits.

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Raymond van Barneveld has revealed he will retire after the 2019/2020 World ChampionshipCredit: Getty Images - Getty

, Van Barneveld claimed he couldn't keep up anymore as major titles continue to elude him.

He said: "I noticed in myself that I can’t keep up anymore, I know what I can do but it’s just not been happening for the past three or four years apart from winning the World Cup with Michael [van Gerwen].

"I'm not winning tournaments anymore, I don’t know why but a lot of things have happened in my private life and I’ve also noticed that my body isn’t feeling 100 percent anymore - I don’t have the drive, motivation or fitness to carry on."

While he also added: "I absolutely believe I can still be World Champion again in one of my last two attempts."

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Van Barneveld has won 29 PDC titles since making the switch from BDO in 2006, and has recorded five nine-dart finishes.

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