Levitt will make it at united. I still rate him higher than garner. For people who doubt, just go watch both at their loan clubs. Levitt is too talented. I keep saying that United don't need to sign 2 or 3 midfielders to replace the leaving players, all we need is a manager who believes in youth and can give a chance to all the midfield talent we already have (Levitt, Garner, Galbraith, Mainoo, Gore etc). Off the top of my head, we already have replacements for carrick, scholes, pogba sitting in our academy...they just need to be promoted. If we are rebuilding for the next 3 years, why not promote them. We just need a DM like tchouameni/ruben neves/bisouma and RW like Olise/anthony + a defender to replace Maguire. Levitt is better than mcfred in everything and if he was at Barcelona, we would be begging to buy him
With the exception of Rangers, Celtic and to a lesser extent Aberdeen, Scottish Premiership clubs pay similar wages to English League 1 teams, with a couple in League 2 salary territory. Even Rangers and Celtic wages are closer to the top end of the Championship than the English Premier League.
Levitt's loans to Charlton and NK Istra were relatively unsuccessful. His United contract is up in the summer, though we have a + 1 year option.
Dylan Levitt is 21 (November birthday).
That doesn't strike me as a pathway to United's first team. Contrast Levitt's contract situation with that of Elanga, who recently (late December) signed a new deal until summer 2026 with a + 1 year option. To state the obvious, for Levitt to make it at Old Trafford, United have to rate him.
It is possible United offer Levitt a new contract with the intention to loan him out again in case he develops a lot.
If you genuinely believe he is better than McTominay or Fred then I'm astonished.
Kind of like Garner this is a loan that has really worked out with a solid first half to the season and now becoming more and more influential in the team. I don't know that Levitt will be good enough to make the squad at Old Trafford but he has at the very least made himself into a saleable asset that can be used to help fund the rebuild we need and get himself a move to a club where he can continue to build his career.
The vast majority of transfers are either free or loans. Is Dylan Levitt a sufficiently attractive player that clubs will want to pay a fee for him ? I don't know the answer. I'm guessing it might be touch and go. Even some Championship teams rely on free transfers now. Most Scottish Premiership teams are prepared to pay for a striker but otherwise fees are rarely involved.
Levitt is out of contract in the summer though United have a + 1 year option. Perhaps United would sell for a minimal fee + percentage of any future sale.