Without even making a first-team appearance for Manchester United, Dylan Levitt was called up to the Wales squad in 2019 and that's when many fans thought they had made something special on their hands. He would make his full debut later in the year against Astana in the Europa League, but since then his meteoric rise has stalled.
Loans to Charlton Athletic (where he made three appearances), Istra 1961 and Dundee United followed and now at the age of 21, it seemed unlikely he had a chance at making it in the first team, especially with the likes of James Garner and Hannibal Mejbri competing for a similar position. Therefore it makes sense that United are close to agreeing a permanent transfer for Levitt to Dundee United, the Manchester Evening News understands.
Levitt impressed during his loan spell at Dundee, playing 29 times and netting six goals, winning the Fans' Player of the Season award in the process. And with one year left on in his contract, they are more than happy to strike a deal to bring him in permanently.
