Charles Ollivon Suffers Knee Injury, Casting Doubt on Six Nations Participation

The Toulon captain was forced to leave the field during a Top 14 match, raising concerns about his availability for France's Six Nations opener.

Charles Ollivon, captain of RC Toulon and former captain of the French national rugby team, exited the field injured during a Top 14 match against Racing 92 in the sixth minute of play.
The injury occurred after a misstep during an offensive play, with Ollivon clutching his right knee and signaling he could not continue, raising concerns about its severity.
Toulon's medical staff has suggested a possible knee sprain, but the full extent of the injury is yet to be confirmed pending further medical evaluation.
The injury comes just four weeks before the start of the Six Nations tournament, where France is set to face Wales in their opening match on January 31.
Ollivon's potential absence would be a significant blow to France's squad, which is already dealing with the injury of another key player, Gaël Fickou, who is sidelined with a broken thumb.