Immanuel Feyi-Waboso eyes comeback after being named in England training squad
Feyi-Waboso has been included in a 33-man training squad for a two-day camp at England’s Surrey base.
www.rugbypass.comHere’s the latest publicly reported news about Immanuel Feyi-Waboso up to mid-2025/early-2026:
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In May 2025, he was named in England’s 33-man training squad for a two-day camp as England prepared for summer tours and summer fixtures, signaling a comeback as he aimed to return from shoulder surgery. This followed his injury and surgery from December 2024, with potential involvement for the Chiefs’ season finale if fit [sources summarized below].
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In February 2026, reports indicated he was dealing with a hamstring injury that risked ruling him out of crucial Six Nations fixtures, with England surgery and selection decisions noted as part of ongoing rehabilitation and club duties. The precise return timeline depended on his recovery progress.
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In early February 2026, there were injury concerns ahead of England's Six Nations opener against Wales, including a leg issue that caused him to withdraw from a training session; if unavailable, a flip to alternatives like Elliot Daly was discussed by coaches.
Illustration: To visualize his recent injury timeline and England caps, I can generate a simple chart (e.g., weeks in recovery vs. matches missed) if you’d like.
Notes and context:
- Feyi-Waboso has been a standout wing for Exeter Chiefs and England, with several tries in his early England caps and a reputation for pace and power when fit.
- Injury history in this period included a dislocated shoulder (early 2025 timeline) and, later, hamstring and leg concerns in 2026, which affected selection and availability for key fixtures.
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