Joined by United We Stand editor and journalist Andy Mitten, as well as Manchester United Foundation’s CEO, John Shiels, the extraordinary challenge has raised more than £120,000, to support the lives of young people across Greater Manchester and beyond.
Conquering Africa’s tallest mountain was no easy feat for ‘Captain Marvel’, who first climbed the mountain in 2013 – in aid of the Foundation on that occasion, too.
Bryan said: “It's been a fantastic experience with an absolutely brilliant group of people. When you're on the top of that mountain and you see the glacier and blue skies, it is just amazing - the views that you see from the summit are amazing.