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CHRISTOPHER NKUNKU’S World Cup hopes are hanging in the balance after he sustained an injury in France training.
The RB Leipzig star limped out of Les Bleus’ session at their Clairefontaine base after being on the end of a late challenge.
Training footage obtained by French outlet RMC Sport appears to show Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga inadvertently catching Nkunku late in a 50-50 tackle.
The attacker immediately shows his discomfort, sitting on the ground and shaking his hand at the pain.
Nkunku appeared to be caught on the ankle – putting his hopes of playing in Qatar in jeopardy.
He is set to undergo medical tests tonight, but is confident that he will be able to take part in the tournament.
The French squad are set to fly out to the Middle East tomorrow.
France get their World Cup campaign underway with a clash against Australia next Tuesday in Al Wakrah.
A match against Denmark will follow that Saturday, before they round off their Group D campaign with a game vs Tunisia on November 30.
Should he be fit, Nkunku will get his first taste of tournament football.