Cristiano Ronaldo is set to end his self-imposed 'strike' and return to action for Al-Nassr this weekend.
The 41-year-old has missed his side's last two games due to apparent dissatisfaction with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund over perceived preferential transfer treatment afforded to other clubs.
Both ESPN and A Bola report that Ronaldo has decided to make himself available for selection again and is in line to feature against Al-Fateh this weekend.
Reports suggest that he will return after seeing his main demands agreed to by the PIF.
Among those are the agreement to pay Al-Nassr's overdue salaries and allow the club's sporting director and CEO to return to work after they had been suspended from duty.
Last Thursday, Ronaldo received a stern public warning from the league that players would not be permitted to influence wider decisions outside of their own clubs.
