Factory worker who won £10m lottery looking for a wife to share the wealth with

Factory worker Kursat Yildirim swapped his crane for a £392,000 Ferrari after the massive €10m (8.7 million), quitting his job as a steelworker in Dortmund, Germany

Kursat said he bought his new supercars "for the haters", but added that he wanted to spend most of his money on helping those less fortunate (

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A lottery winner who landed a huge £8.7million jackpot says after dabbling in supercars and luxury watches he wants the one thing money can't do everything simply not buy: a woman.

Factory worker Kursat Yildirim has swapped his crane for a £392,000 Ferrari following the whopping €10m (£8.7m) win and quit his job as a steelworker in Dortmund, Germany.

Lucky Kursat went on a massive spending spree after his figures came out on September 24 by snagging the Ferrari 448 Pista and a Porsche Turbo S Cabriolet for £218,000.

He also bought a fancy watch and, for good measure, bought his favorite local pub.

But now Kursat, 41, the son of hard-working Turkish immigrants, says he wants something money can't buy: a loving wife.

Kursat Yildirim, 41, says he is looking for a woman who likes to travel and is ready to start a family (

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Speaking to reporters from German newspaper Bild about his massive victory, Kursat added: "Please state in your story that I am still single."

He pointed out, "She can be blonde or brunette, I don't care.

"I just want to fall in love. I am looking for a woman who likes to travel and who is ready to start a family with me.

"I need a woman I can trust no matter what."

The tabloid has already set up an email address for women to get in touch.

But Kursat is confident that his sudden wealth will have no negative impact.