Ricciardo's place at the team has warranted much discussion this season, as he is yet to secure his F1 future.
Since returning to the sport he had produced inconsistent performances compared to his team-mate Tsunoda, who regularly acquired points for RB at the beginning of the season.
Will Daniel Ricciardo race in F1 next year?
Ricciardo also finds his seat under threat from Liam Lawson, with the 22-year-old eager to return to the grid after replacing the injured Aussie for five races last season.
Team chief Helmut Marko has further re-iterated the purpose of RB is to promote young talent, with Red Bull junior drivers such as Isack Hadjar, who is currently leading the F2 championship, lacking a pathway into F1.
The 81-year-old also confirmed that Lawson would be on the F1 grid next year, however team boss Christian Horner has clarified that this did not necessarily mean he would remain within the Red Bull family.
Ricciardo’s driver market saga could come to an end this weekend, however, after Sky Sports' Ted Kravitz has revealed an announcement over Ricciardo’s future is ‘expected’ ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.