Bruno Fernandes has returned to Portugal training after injury concerns, providing a boost for United ahead of the post-international break fixtures.

Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes has returned to full training with Portugal after sitting out their match against Norway. Portugal manager Jorge Jesus previously indicated that Fernandes had been playing through pain and missed the Norway fixture due to an injury concern. However, Fernandes completed a full recovery training session normally at Eleda Stadion in Malmö on Monday.
According to a report by Record Portugal, the midfielder showed himself fit to face Denmark. The development provides a boost for Manchester United and manager Carrick after the club earned only five points from their first five Premier League games of the season.
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