Adam Doueihi meets Wests Tigers officials to resolve differences after leaving training and ruling out Saturday's game against the Raiders.
Adam Doueihi will meet with Wests Tigers coach Benji Marshall and CEO Shaun Mielekamp within the next 72-hours to thrash out their differences.
The meeting, expected by Monday afternoon at the latest, aims to bring all parties back onto the same page after Doueihi dramatically left training on Thursday and ruled himself out of the club's game against the Raiders in Canberra on Saturday.
At this stage, neither the club wants to tear up Doueihi's contract, nor has the 172-game player informed his management to seek a release from his contract, which runs through until 2029.
Both Marshall and Doueihi respect each other greatly and there is a genuine appetite to smoke the peace pipe and move forward for the benefit of the club.
The reason for Doueihi's dramatic stance to stand down from playing is believed to be not solely due to Marshall deciding to shift the playmaker to the unfamiliar lock-forward position against the Raiders.