That would mean him getting close to £200,000 a week, a salary that would smash City's wage structure but would be partly funded by various sponsors and Thai backers. First City want the former world footballer of the year to give them a clear answer about whether he would be willing to move to England.
The discussions were mainly with Ronaldinho's brother, Roberto de Assis, who is acting as his agent. However, Ronaldinho briefly put in an appearance, too, and there will be more talks over the next two days.