Why Dylan Levitt's presence makes Dundee United better as on-loan Manchester United star tries to emulate James Maddison
None of that should not be confused for indifference. The on-loan Manchester United midfielder simply plays to his own clock. When the game needs slowing down, he’ll slow it down. When the game requires an injection of pace and quality, he can produce.
Running on to a Tony Watt pass in extra time of Dundee United’s Scottish Cup fourth round tie with Kilmarnock on Saturday, he simply skipped past Rory McKenzie before rolling his foot across the top of the ball, rendering Euan Murray's presence irrelevant, and zipped a shot with his left foot past Zach Hemming. All while suffering from cramp.
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