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Image source, Getty ImagesDylan Levitt made 10 appearances for Leyton Orient
Motherwell have signed midfielder Dylan Levitt from Leyton Orient for an undisclosed fee.
The 25-year-old, capped 13 times by Wales, has penned a two-year deal at Fir Park with Motherwell holding the option for a further year.
Levitt came through the Manchester United academy and is a familiar face in Scottish football, having previously played for Dundee United and Hibernian.
"I'm super happy with the signing of Dylan," Johansson said.
"He fits the way that we want to do things really well. He's good playing forward. He's actually excited by the fact of playing balls forward to his team-mates to feed them and that's all you want in a six.
"He is also mobile and moves well around the pitch so obviously that, together with his experience from up here, is a good match with us.
"With Oscar Priestman being out for a couple of months now, then it's needed. Joe [Hodge] and Lukas [Fadinger] can't play every game.
"This place is a place where we get the best out of people. Myself included. All my co-workers, all my directors, bosses, they get the best out of me as well. And that's why I have a strong belief that we'll be able to do that with Dylan too."
Levitt himself added: "I feel like I should be able to slot in here quickly and easily. From the games I've watched this season, this is the perfect system for me to play in.
"There are some really good players in the building, and now it's my job to get to work and try to push into the team."
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Image source, ShutterstockPhil Chinedu spent the second half of last season on loan at Barnet
Leyton Orient defender Phil Chinedu has agreed a new long-term contract at Brisbane Road.
The 19-year-old academy graduate signed professional terms in 2025 and also spent time on loan at Wealdstone and Barnet.
He helped the Bees finish eighth in League Two last season following promotion from the National League, making 17 appearances and scoring twice.
"This feels amazing and I want to thank the club, the coaching staff and everyone for trusting me," Chinedu said.
"Since I signed my first contract, I have played as many senior games as I can to try and show the club what I can do and that they can trust me. Now I just want to kick on.
"My time at Barnet was really enjoyable. I loved it. I scored a few goals and I learned a lot about the men's game. I am feeling confident and that I am ready to try and make an impact on the squad."
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Image source, Getty ImagesNick Oyekunle is Orient's 10th recruit of the summer transfer window
Leyton Orient have signed Southampton forward Nick Oyekunle in a season-long loan deal.
The 19-year-old scored 10 goals in 15 Under-21 games for Sainst season and also made four senior appearances for Saints.
Oyekunle has been capped by England Under-18s, making his debut against Morocco in May last year.
Head coach Richie Wellens told the Orient website, external: "Nick is aggressive in his press, his movement is strong, he is always opening his body up to be moving towards the goal and his finishing is very impressive.
"Now he needs to step up to a men's level and we think he has chosen the right club to do that."
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Image source, ShutterstockJaze Kabia has scored 40 goals in two seasons with Truro City and then Grimsby Town
Leyton Orient have signed Jaze Kabia from Grimsby Town on a three-year deal for an undisclosed club-record transfer fee.
The 26-year-old scored 24 goals in 57 appearances in all competitions for League Two Grimsby in 2025-2026, helping them reach the play-offs.
He scored nine times in their final 10 matches as they finished seventh.
Previously, Kabia netted 16 goals in 40 league appearances for Truro City as they were crowned National League South champions in 2024/2025.
He becomes Orient's ninth summer signing, and takes the number nine shirt following Dom Ballard's sale to Bristol City for an undisclosed fee.
Kabia told the club website: "I have a habit for being in the right place at the right time and I feel like finishing is the strongest part of my game. I'm really excited and am itching to get started here.
"It's a statement having the number nine on your back, it carries weight, and I like that kind of pressure. It gives me that extra motivation and I want to continue this club's streak of having good goalscorers."
Orient head coach Richie Wellens added: "Jaze will bring us pace, power, desire, commitment, work rate and a big goal threat.
"He scored a hell of a lot of goals for Truro to earn his move into the league and then did the same at Grimsby."
Leyton Orient are targeting Irish Grimsby Town striker Jaze Kabia, 25, as a replacement for Dom Ballard. (The 72), external
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