Liverpool and Barcelona have agreed on the transfer of Philippe Coutinho to the Spanish football club, in a deal worth at least 145 million pounds (about 192 million dollars).
This is what you could have bought for the cost of the Liverpool football star.
A Bunch of Islands in the Bahamas and the Maldives
With 192 million dollars in your wallet or in the bank, you could easily buy seven Deep Water Cay islands in the Bahamas. These only cost 25 million dollars each.
The islands of the Maldives, on the other hand, are a relative bargain. With what's left from your Bahamian purchase, you could buy five Maldivian islands such as Soneva Jani, which costs three million dollars; you would even have 2 million in change!
A Fifth-Generation Russian Su-57 Fighter
With a briefcase containing 192 million dollars in one hand and a ticket to suburban Moscow's summer MAKS Air Show in the other, you could theoretically purchase a state-of-the-art Su-57 Russian fighter jet, worth about 146 million dollars.
Also, one Coutinho could buy two multirole fourth-generation Su-35 Russian fighters.
190 Pagani Huayra Italian Luxury Sports Cars
The Pagani Huayra, a Italian mid-engined sports car, was named "the Hypercar of the Year 2012" by Top Gear magazine. Buying 150 of them wouldn't be a problem if you had 192 million dollars. The price tag for this luxury sports car stands at one million dollars.
Of course, if you're modest, you might opt to simply buy 360 new Ferraris instead.
The GDP of Tuvalu, Six Times
If you had 192 million dollars, you would have six times the gross domestic product (GDP) of Tuvalu, a Polynesian island nation of about 11,100 people located in the Pacific Ocean.
The island's GDP currently amounts to thirty million dollars.
190 Danish-Made C-Explorer Submarines
You can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view while diving on board the 1,000,000-dollar C-Explorer submarine.
Touted by the manufacturer as the first underwater limousine, the submarine is capable of diving to a depth of up to 100 meters with five people on board.