A Reddit comment after Bordeaux's win over Lyon captured many people's thoughts: "If Woki isn't contacted by Galthié..." This remark reflects the growing attention Cameron Woki has been receiving. During a recent match against the LOU, he started in the third row, playing alongside Temo Matiu and Tom Willis. Before this fifth round of the Top 14 league, Woki had already played three matches, starting each time and accumulating 247 minutes, scoring two tries. He added two more tries in the match against Lyon, showing strong form. Woki's impressive performance is not limited to the current season. When he returned to Bordeaux last year, he played 28 matches across all competitions, starting 26 of them and scoring 12 tries, including eight in the league. At 27, he has regained both physical strength and the ability to influence the game in ways typically associated with backs rather than forwards. Woki’s unique skills have caught the eye of the French national team. Initially a third-row player, he was moved to the second row during the 2022 Grand Slam, where his speed, aerial ability, and mobility stood out. He wore the number 4 jersey during the crucial match against England. However, the current French coach, Jacques Bru, prefers him in the third-row position. This flexibility is a key strength in an international team where each player must be able to cover multiple roles. Woki has remained on the radar of the French coaching staff. He was included in the 42-player group selected to prepare for the 2026 tournament. In May, William Servat, a member of the coaching staff, said they were "paying attention to his performances." However, his last selection was during the 2025 summer tour in New Zealand. Despite this, a strong season with Bordeaux has reignited interest in his potential for international duty. With the November international tour approaching, Woki has a clear opportunity to prove his worth. The upcoming Top 14 matches will be crucial in maintaining his strong form. While the Reddit comment is not an official call-up, it highlights the impact Woki has made at Bordeaux. His performances are now fueling discussions about his potential inclusion in the French squad, showing that he has more than ever secured a place in the conversation.