Bede the Venerable mentions not only Jutes, Saxons and Angles but also Frisians, Huns (Yes you read right), Rugians (Possibly Slavic), Pre-Viking Danes and Bructerian Franks as among the peoples who populated Britain after the fall of Roman Britain. Which oddly suggests a Oghur Turkic component to English ethnogenesis as well as Slavic, Frankish and Proto-Nordic component. Not completely Ingvaeonic as assumed by modern Scholarship.

I just thought you should know. England also had trade with the Proto-Komi and Nenets via the Norwegians.

Thoughts on this?

Which implies, this Man's people ended up in England of all places.