Wales youngster Dylan Levitt has been made available for loan by Manchester United.
The Bodelwyddan youngster is back in training with United but may not be there long as clubs line-up to secure his services.
A move to the Championship looks likely after receiving a number of options.
The Manchester Evening News says Levitt is now weighing up his options after being given the go-ahead to depart Old Trafford, albeit on a short-term basis.
Most of his potential suitors are from the EFL Championship however a move to a foreign club also be in the pipeline.
Levitt was subject of interest from a team in Holland but instead, he remained in Manchester.
He was promoted to the Premier League 2 Division One after finishing up runners-up on a points-per-game basis.
In that campaign, he made 12 appearances scoring three goals and earning four assists.
Levitt also featured in the EFL Trophy as part of United’s U23s side.
He has yet to make a senior appearance for the Welsh national team but has been on the bench three times and is highly thought of by national team manager Ryan Giggs.
The 19-year-old featured in United’s 2-1 group stage defeat to Astana in November but hasn’t played for the senior team since.
Despite a 5-0 advantage from the first-leg, Levitt was not included in the Red Devil’s squad to face LASK Linz on Wednesday and hasn’t travelled to Germany for the quarter-finals.
Fellow Welshman Daniel James has however made the squad for the Europa League final tournament.
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