Immanuel Feyi-Waboso: England Tour Squad
- England coach Steve borthwick has included Immanuel Feyi-Waboso in his 36-man squad, emphasizing the wing's importance too the team's future.
- Feyi-Waboso will be eligible to play in the July 19 match against the United States.
- the 22-year-old received a red card following a high tackle on france A fly-half Antoine Hastoy during England XV's recent 26-24 defeat. The match marked Feyi-Waboso's return after...
Despite a suspension, Immanuel Feyi-Waboso secures his spot in the England squad, a testament to coach Steve Borthwick‘s belief in his “X-factor.” This pivotal decision,unveiled on June 23,2025,highlights the winger’s importance even though he’s sidelined for the Argentina Tests. Learn how Feyi-waboso, eligible for the U.S. match on July 19, is central to England’s strategic build. Discover who else made the 36-man England squad and the implications of key player absences.News Directory 3 provides an incisive look at the dynamics at play, including returning players and debutants. What strategies will England employ for the Argentina series? Discover what’s next …
Borthwick Confirms Feyi-Waboso’s England Role Despite Suspension
Updated June 23, 2025
England coach Steve borthwick has included Immanuel Feyi-Waboso in his 36-man squad, emphasizing the wing’s importance too the team’s future. This decision comes even though Feyi-Waboso is suspended for the two-Test series against Argentina.
Feyi-Waboso will be eligible to play in the July 19 match against the United States. Borthwick highlighted the importance of the winger’s role, saying he seeks players who energize the crowd and want the ball.
the 22-year-old received a red card following a high tackle on france A fly-half Antoine Hastoy during England XV’s recent 26-24 defeat. The match marked Feyi-Waboso’s return after a six-month absence due to a dislocated shoulder sustained while playing for Exeter in December.
borthwick acknowledged the setback but remains optimistic. “Manny has worked hard to get back from injury and looks in great condition,” Borthwick said. “He missed the whole of the Six Nations, and unfortunately now he has been suspended, but I still feel this is an possibility to work with him.”
Will Muir of Bath, Tom Roebuck of Sale, and Cadan Murley of Harlequins are the other specialist wings in the squad. George Furbank will remain with his club to recover from a calf injury. Ben Curry and Harry Randall return from injuries.
Jamie George and George Ford will co-captain the team. Charlie Atkinson is the only other specialist fly-half named to the squad. Atkinson, along with Max Ojomoh and Guy Pepper, are among the 10 uncapped players hoping to make their Test debut.
Several key players, including Tommy Freeman, Elliot Daly, Fin Smith, and Marcus Smith, are currently with the British and Irish Lions in Australia.
What’s next
Feyi-Waboso will train with the squad, focusing on development before his potential appearance against the U.S. on July 19. The team will continue preparations for the Argentina series, aiming to integrate returning players and debutants.