The Tottenham forward is a major doubt for the World Cup after picking up an injury in the Champions League against Marseille.
Congolese defender Chancel Mbemba has been at the receiving end of abuse online from angry South Korean supporters.
Korean fans have demanded an apology from the Olympique Marseille defender following an injury to South Korean skipper, Heung-Min Son.
Son and Mbemba collided during the final game of the group stages in the Champions League between Tottenham and Marseille on Tuesday night in France.
Following the collison, Son came out worse off as he fractured his eye socket in the clash and was subsequently subbed off.
Son is now racing against time to be fix for the World Cup in Qatar later this month after it emerged he will undergo a surgery to fix his eye.
Fans attack Memba online
After it emerged that Son could miss the 2022 World Cup, South Korean fans have taken their frustration on Memba, who has received several abuses and racist remarks according to France 24.
"South Korean supporters have left thousands of messages on Mbemba's Instagram page in both English and Korean," a report from France 24 stated.
Some of the comments directed at the 28-year-old defender per France 24 include;
"You must apologise to Son, his World Cup dream is over now," one of the messages stated.
"Don't you feel ashamed of your disrespectful actions against Son?" said another.