The Brazilian superstar's future has been hangining in the balance for several months and all parties now want a resolution to be pushed through, according to Sport.
Milan have made the offer of €25m, which is short of the amount Barça wanted but should be enough to see the Blaugrana accept that the move has to go through for the benefit of all concerned.
Manchester City met Barcelona's €30m evaluation of the player, but Ronaldinho stated that he has not desire to go and play in England while Milan are so interested.
It is believed that the player and his family have all become used to the idea that they will be moving to Milan in the summer and are preparing for that and will meet Milan director Adriano Galliani when he jets into Barcelona early next week.
A salary of €9m net awaits Ronaldinho because Milan will have to compensate him for losing his contract for Nike, who are not happy that he is signing for a club sponsored by Adidas, stories in Italy suggest.
The four-year contract on the table will see the 28-year-old able to play and work his way towards appearing at the 2010 World Cup Finals, which will be his last.
Ronaldinho has been excluded from the current Brazil squad by Dunga, however, with the coach not choosing to call up the troubled forward for the four encounters that the team have in the next month.
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