Bull's NL strengthen worldwide presence by signing pair of World Cup of Darts stars

Dutch darts brand Bull’s NL has further strengthened its international presence by signing two more high-profile players: Stefan Bellmont of Switzerland and Teemu Harju of Finland. Both players were recently in action representing their countries at the 2025 PDC World Cup of Darts in Germany, and now officially join Team Bull’s NL.

For Swiss ace Stefan Bellmont, pulling on his national colours continues to be a career highlight. “For me, it's an indescribable feeling to represent the flag of my country. It makes me incredibly proud,” Bellmont said.

Originally trained as a chef, Bellmont left the kitchen behind four years ago to fully focus on darts. Over the past year, he’s also taken another step by launching his own darts club and becoming self-employed. “Since about a year ago, I’ve been self-employed and running my own darts club,” he added.

Widely regarded as Switzerland’s greatest ever darts player, the 36-year-old from Cham made history as the first Swiss competitor to appear on the PDC European Tour. His efforts have been pivotal in putting Swiss darts back on the map — since 2022, Switzerland has returned to the World Cup of Darts, with Bellmont featuring in all four editions since then.

His biggest achievements to date have come on the Challenge Tour, where he now boasts four titles, including two in 2025. Those results put him in a strong position to qualify for the PDC World Darts Championship for the second year running. “The Challenge Tour is my top priority. I’m giving everything to finish the year in the top two and make my dream of winning a Tour Card come true,” Bellmont said.

Joining Bellmont as Bull’s NL’s latest signing is Teemu Harju, one of the brightest rising stars from Scandinavia. The 33-year-old Finn has darts in his blood. “Both of my parents played darts,” Harju revealed. “For my dad, it was just a hobby — but around the year 2000, my mum actually played several times for the Finnish national team.”

Harju played his first match back in 2005 at the age of just 13. Now, he’s penned a multi-year deal with Bull’s NL. “I’m really excited and can’t wait to see what the future holds. It really felt like Bull’s NL genuinely wanted me on their team.”

Harju already has a solid foundation of experience at the elite level. He has represented Finland at the World Cup of Darts in both 2024 and 2025, and has qualified for the European Tour. “It’s always a huge honour to represent Finland,” he said.

But Harju’s ambitions extend further. “Of course, one of my main goals is to qualify for the World Darts Championship. This is the first year I’ve still been in the race at this point in the season. Another big aim is to earn a Tour Card through Q-School — step by step,” he said.

With the additions of Bellmont and Harju, Bull’s NL continues to invest in international talent and expand its presence across the global darts scene.