Steffen Siepmann has signed a deal with Winmau Darts as he aims to continue his progression as one of the leading lights of German darts.
Siepmann is well known for his superb run at the 2017 German Darts Masters where he defeated both Andrew Gilding and Joe Cullen to reach the Last 16.
He gained a Tour Card at 2020 Q-School and has made steady progress since then now signing with Winmau. This partnership sees a combined deal with German partners, Winsport.
“We're really excited to have a young German join the Winmau team through a collaboration with our German partners Winsport."
"Steffen is one of a very talented crop of modern German players that we know will improve on a weekly basis but we’ll let him develop at his own pace over the coming years supporting him every step of the way”.
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