Setback for Rising Star: Immanuel Feyi-Waboso's Six Nations Woe

Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, emerging star of England's rugby team, will miss the Six Nations tournament due to a shoulder injury sustained while playing for Exeter Chiefs. The winger, who shone last year with five tries in eight matches, aims to recover in hopes of joining the British & Irish Lions tour.

England rugby's promising winger, Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, is poised to miss the entire Six Nations tournament. A shoulder dislocation, sustained during a Premiership game with Exeter Chiefs, has necessitated surgery and a three-month recovery period, leaving his Six Nations participation off the table.

The tournament begins on January 31, as England gears up for their initial match against Ireland. Head coach Steve Borthwick will shortly announce the squad. Feyi-Waboso, who quickly became a key player last year with his impressive performances, now faces a challenging road to recovery.

For the young rugby talent, this injury is a significant setback. After a concussion last year benched him from critical tests, he was eager to showcase his skills in pursuit of a spot on the British & Irish Lions tour to Australia in June.

(With inputs from agencies.)