A familiar face in Scottish football, Levitt began his journey in professional football with Manchester United, where he played one senior game in the UEFA Europa League against Astana.

A key figure in the Under 18s and Under 23s for the Red Devils, Ryan Giggs called the midfielder up to the Welsh national team squad at the age of 19, where he earned his first cap.

Playing at EURO 2020 for Wales and being named in the World Cup squad in 2022, his domestic football has also been on an upward trajectory. At Manchester United, he enjoyed loan spells with Charlton Athletic and NK Istra 1961 in Croatia before joining Dundee United in 2021 on loan.

Unfortunately for the Steelmen at the time, Levitt scored two of his six goals against Motherwell during that season at Tannadice, which ended in United securing European football.

Playing 29 games at the heart of the side, Levitt earned recognition from the United faithful as he was named the supporters’ player of the season. Having become an integral part of the Dundee United team, Jack Ross signed Levitt on a permanent deal in the summer of 2022 on a two-year deal.

The Welshman played 33 games the following season and moved to Hibernian in the summer of 2023 following Dundee United’s relegation to the Championship. His move to Leith saw him make 82 for the Hibees across a two-and-a-half year spell before moving south to Leyton Orient at the start of 2026.