Mateo Levato

In April 2023, Levato scored Patronato's first goal in the Copa Libertadores, against Atlético Nacional.

He came through the youth ranks at Douglas Haig in his home town of Pergamino, then made his senior debut with Argentino de Pergamino in 2016 in the Torneo Federal B — 12 appearances, two goals, and relegation for the club. A move to Los Andes followed in 2017, and he made his professional debut that July, scoring his first goal in a draw against Estudiantes de San Luis. Over four years there he played just 14 times.

The loan to Flandria in 2019–20 was the first sign of what he could do with regular minutes: seven goals in 16 appearances in the Primera B Metropolitana before the pandemic cut the season short. Deportivo Morón gave him a longer run — 52 matches and seven goals across 2021 and 2022 — and Patronato followed, with three goals in 25 league games alongside the Libertadores strike.

His best return came at Ferro Carril Oeste in 2024: 10 goals in 35 appearances, the most productive season of his career.

Since then he has moved abroad. A spell at Delfín in Ecuador's Liga Pro brought one goal in 17 matches. He signed for Universidad de Concepción in mid-2025 and scored twice in 12 games as the club won the Chilean Primera B title and promotion. A loan took him to Montevideo Wanderers in January 2026, where he wore number 70 and played 12 times in the Uruguayan Primera División before returning to Deportivo Morón in July on a deal to the end of 2027.