Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has been praised for helping an unwell passenger on a plane. Football fan Susanna Lawson, 49, from Manchester was sitting on the row just behind Fernandes on their easyJet flight to Lisbon, Portugal and witnessed ...

Bruno Fernandes has been praised after saving a passenger on an EasyJet flight from a medical emergency. The Manchester United midfielder is on international duty with Portugal to prepare for a Nations League match at home against Poland on Friday and took a flight from Manchester to Lisbon along with teammate Diogo Dalot.

Bruno Fernandes turned hero as he rescued a fainting passenger while travelling to Lisbon for national team duties.

Bruno Fernandes was reportedly at the centre of an unsual incident this week, with the Manchester United captain needing to help a passenger who became unwell on a flight. The Portuguese attacking midfielder played and scored for his team against Leicester on Sunday, the final match before new manager Ruben Amorim took over.

Bruno Fernandes helped save an ill passenger on a flight by sounding an alarm as he travelled to Lisbon from Manchester for the international break.

Two weeks after Erik ten Hag departed from Manchester United, team captain Bruno Fernandes talked about the situation, delivering a message to the former coach.

Fernandes who was on an EasyJet flight along with team-mate Diogo Dalot, flying to Lisbon on Monday to join up with the Portugal team for the international break, noticed a man was fainting at the back of the flight.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes bagged another assist after he came to the rescue of a stricken passenger while on an easyJet flight to Lisbon.