Manchester United midfielder Dylan Levitt says he's improved during his loan with Dundee United.

Levitt is now proving himself a first-choice at Tannadice.

"I think over the last six weeks or so we had two games a week, one every three or four days, and that was good to get into a rhythm. This is real football now," he told the Manchester Evening News.

"It isn't youth, anything else, this is proper. The tempo here is very fast as well, so you've got to be on the ball, concentrate for the 90 minutes, otherwise you'll get punished. I think that's helping me develop as a player too.

"I think all-round. I've just become more confident. I am here and I am going into every game confident, hoping to play ninety minutes and really win the game as well. I said at the start of the season that I wanted to score goals. I don't want to be in midfield without getting numbers; I want to be up there scoring as well. I think that has given me a boost. I set goals before the season and, hopefully, at the end I can look back and say I've reached them."

Levitt hit a screamer against Motherwell recently and added: "Definitely the best moment of my club career so far. I have been waiting for that moment. I scored in the cup as well, but it wasn't as good as the Motherwell one. We really needed to win that game as well, so that was a big bonus."