Manchester United youngster Dylan Levitt is hoping to get an opportunity to impress Erik ten Hag.

The 21-year-old is enjoying a fruitful loan spell with Dundee United, where he has made 21 Scottish Premier League appearances this season.

And Levitt hopes he can return to United and work under new manager ten Hag, who will join from Ajax at the end of the season.

He told The Courier: "I still keep in touch with boys at United frequently and they are excited about the new manager.

"When you hear a new manager is coming in, it gives a buzz about the place. With the new manager going in at United, hopefully I'll get a chance.

"My contract is up in the summer and it hasn't been spoken about. Hopefully, I will hear something in the next few weeks.

"I'd love to be able to go back (to Manchester United) and make an impact — it's everyone's dream to do that," he said. "However, I need to focus on the here and now, and that's Dundee United.

"To get European football, we will have to go up another level and play with confidence and no fear. Everyone knows how big it would be to take the club back to Europe, for the players and the fans."