 win, quitting his job as a steel worker in Dortmund, GermanyKursat said he got his new supercars 'for the haters' but added he wants to spend the bulk of his money helping the less fortunate A lottery winner who scooped a massive £8.7million jackpot says after splashing out on supercars and luxury watches, he wants the one thing money just can't buy - a wife. Factory worker Kursat Yildirim swapped his crane for a £392,000 Ferrari following the massive €10 million (£8.7m) win, quitting his job as a steel worker in Dortmund, Germany. Lucky Kursat went on a massive spending spree after his numbers came up on September 24 treating himself to the Ferrari 448 Pista as well as a Porsche Turbo S Cabriolet for £218,000. He also splashed out on a luxury watch and for good measure bought his favourite local pub. But now 41-year-old Kursat - the son of hard-working Turkish immigrants - says he wants something that money can't buy - a loving wife. Kursat Yildirim, aged 41, says he is looking for a wife who likes travel and is ready to start a family ( Newsflash) Talking to reporters from German newspaper Bild about his massive win, Kursat added: "Please point out in your story that I'm still single." He underlined: "She may be blonde or brunette, I don't care. "I just want to fall in love. I'm looking for a woman who loves to travel and is ready to start a family with me. "I need a woman I can trust no matter what happens." The tabloid has already set up an e-mail address for women to get in touch. But Kursat is convinced that his sudden wealth will not have any negative impact. Kursat splashed out on a Ferrari and a Porsche in a spending spree after he found out he had won ( Newsflash) Kursat from Dortmund says he's looking for someone to settle down with and share his fortune ( Newsflash) He said: "I can look after myself very well. I've taken precautions. The mone){kind=link}
Factory worker Kursat Yildirim swapped his crane for a £392,000 Ferrari following the massive â¬10 million (£8.7m) win, quitting his job as a steel worker in Dortmund, Germany
A lottery winner who scooped a massive £8.7million jackpot says after splashing out on supercars and luxury watches, he wants the one thing money just can’t buy – a wife.
Factory worker Kursat Yildirim swapped his crane for a £392,000 Ferrari following the massive â¬10 million (£8.7m) win, quitting his job as a steel worker in Dortmund, Germany.
Lucky Kursat went on a massive spending spree after his numbers came up on September 24 treating himself to the Ferrari 448 Pista as well as a Porsche Turbo S Cabriolet for £218,000.
He also splashed out on a luxury watch and for good measure bought his favourite local pub.