Zlatan Ibrahimovic is back in team training at Paris Saint-Germain, the Ligue 1 champions have confirmed on their Twitter account, and could feature in Sunday's home game against leaders Marseille.
Sweden captain Ibrahimovic has missed six league matches after suffering a heel injury and has not played in the French top flight since Sept. 21.
Zlatan a participé à l'entraînement collectif du jour au centre d'entrainement ooredoo #Classico #DreamBigger pic.twitter.com/ohmww0AG5p
- PSG Officiel (@PSG_inside) November 7, 2014
He watched from the Parc des Princes stands as PSG beat APOEL 1-0 on Wednesday to progress to the Champions League knockout stages.
PSG tweeted a picture of the Sweden international training with teammates, having previously been restricted to either jogging sessions or training alone.
With PSG four points behind Marseille, boss Laurent Blanc said on Thursday that Ibrahimovic had an outside chance of featuring in the match.
The 33-year-old former AC Milan forward resumed full training earlier this week, and Blanc told reporters: "It's a very special kind of injury with elements which -- to my mind -- have been very positive in the last few days.
"There is a very positive change. For the moment, that's not enough to claim anything whatsoever, but I think that we can start to see light at the end of the tunnel.
"If the progress continues in the coming days, anything is possible."
Meanwhile, Blanc's Marseille counterpart Marcelo Bielsa has already named his starting lineup for the match.
The news was released on the club's official site, which said: "Some coaches maintain the mystery until the last second, sometimes there are last-minute changes. Marcelo Bielsa is the opposite."