The Manchester United and Real Madrid legend has sat out the past two Saudi Pro League games in protest against the lack of financial backing Al-Nassr received from the Public Investment Fund in comparison to Al-Hilal for last month's transfer window.
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But The Times says his exile is now over after two of Ronaldo's concerns were addressed.
Al-Nassr chief executive Jose Semedo and the director of football Simão Coutinho - both close allies and Portuguese compatriots of Ronaldo - have seen their powers re-established, while club staff who had gone without pay and have now seens their outstanding wages covered.
As such, Ronaldo will be back for Al-Nassr this weekend, though his future in the SPL remains in doubt.