Cristiano Ronaldo will return to action with Al Nassr this week following the postponement of Monday’s crunch AFC Champions League fixture.The 41-year-old has endured an interrupted schedule of late with two Al Nassr matches having fallen foul to the ongoing tensions in neighbouring Yemen.Cristiano Ronaldo and Al Nassr have seen two matches postponed as tensions remain high in the Middle EastAFPIt comes after 13 people were killed when a missile launched by Houthi forces hit Riyadh airport on October 10.The reigning Saudi Pro League champions saw their recent clash with Al Ahli moved to March 2027.And that was followed by the postponement of Monday’s match against Al Wasl after the Emirati outfit claimed they were unable to travel to Saudi Arabia.The five-time Ballon d’or winner last took to the pitch last Friday as he inspired Al Nassr to a 3-1 win at Al-Faisaly.Ronaldo failed to get on the scoresheet but provided an assist to put his side two goals to the good.The win left Al Nassr in second place, two points adrift of rivals Al Hilal in their quest to retain the Saudi Pro League title.When is Ronaldo back in action?Fear not Ronaldo fans, the Portuguese forward will be back on the pitch on Thursday, October 29.The talismanic star will be in the squad to face ninth-placed Al Kholood in a Saudi Pro League fixture with kick off scheduled for 6pm GMT.Ronaldo will pull on the yellow shirt a further two more times before the international break.Al Nassr travel to Uzbekistan to take on Pakhtakor in the Champions League on November 2 before signing off with a league clash away at Al Hazem four days later.Ronaldo’s Al Nassr sit second in the Saudi Pro League table as they step up their efforts to claim back-to-back titlesGettyThen, all eyes will be on Ronaldo’s potential return to the Portugal squad following his recent 30-day suspension after leaving the international camp last month.Ronaldo stormed out of the Portugal camp after a conflict with head coach Jorge Jesus over playing time.He later released a statement apologising to his teammates whilst admitting he deserved to be reprimanded for his actions.Ronaldo was subsequently suspended by the Portuguese Football Federation and fined €255 (£214).With the ban made effective from September 30, Ronaldo is cleared to feature for his country during next month’s internationals.It is not a given that Ronaldo will be called up for the two Nations League fixtures against Denmark and Wales.Ronaldo was left seething after claiming Portugal boss Jorge Jesus failed to keep promises over his game timeAFPAll eyes will be on the Portugal head coach to see if he includes Ronaldo in his squad for November’s Nations League fixturesGettyPortugal have won all four of their Nations League matches with Ronaldo having featured in just one of those fixtures.The legendary striker was tipped to call time on his international career following Portugal’s World Cup exit this summer.But the forward, who turns 42 in February, appears to have no plans to hand over the baton just yet.Ronaldo is closing in on an unprecedented 1,000 career goals with 146 of them coming for the Selecao.He currently sits at 981 career strikes in 1340 matches – a ratio of 0.74 goals a game.