Immanuel Feyi-Waboso, the 23-year-old winger for Exeter Chiefs, is on track to participate in next month's Nations Championship following a promising scan on his hamstring injury. He sustained the injury during Exeter's recent 34-28 victory over Newcastle, exiting the game just 15 minutes into the second half.

Feyi-Waboso had previously missed this year’s Six Nations after injuring his hamstring in January but has been a consistent presence in every league match for Exeter this season. Unfortunately, he will not be available for the upcoming European Champions Cup clash against Toulouse.

He played a pivotal role in England's summer Nations Championship, scoring tries against Fiji and Argentina in three matches. Exeter's director of rugby, Rob Baxter, expressed optimism regarding Feyi-Waboso's recovery, stating:

How he's reporting on it post-game and yesterday [Tuesday] there's nothing I'm hearing from our physios saying there should be a long-term issue. The scan doesn't show up too much. It's one of those things, scans tend to always show something, but actually on testing he's very good.

As a centrally contracted player, Feyi-Waboso's treatment is overseen by national team officials. An England physio has already assessed him, with Steve Borthwick's squad preparing for their first of three final Nations Championship matches against Australia at Twickenham's Allianz Stadium on 8 November.

Baxter emphasized the delicate nature of the situation, noting the importance of Feyi-Waboso's health for both Exeter and England:

We're desperate for Manny to play because we've got some important games and England want him to be able to feature in the autumn.