The Reds selected Levu with the No. 70 overall pick in the 2026 First-Year Player Draft.
Often overshadowed by UCLA teammate and first overall pick Roch Cholowsky, Levu provided the Bruins with plenty of production, slashing .340/.441/.622 with 18 home runs in 59 games last season. He'll turn 22 years old in August and primarily played first base in college, but a move to the hot corner isn't out of the question.