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Manchester United star Juan Mata earns more in a week than most Australian families pull in in a year, and, by his own admission, he feels a bit weird about it. 

"With respect to the world of football, I earn a normal wage. But compared to 99.9 per cent of Spain and the rest of the world, I earn an obscene amount," Mata said. 

Based on Mata's last documented wage, and taking into consideration his various sponsorship deals, that obscene amount translates to roughly $A 263,000 a week. 

It's enough to make you cry into your Opal card as you make your way wearily into work. So just how other-worldly is Mata's salary? 

We crunched the numbers and here's what you could buy with $263,000 a week: 

58,000

coffees 

424

Tickets to watch Manchester United take on Leicester in a potentially title-clinching match from the sophisticated comfort of Old Trafford's luxurious South Stand Suite - a bargain at $620 each.

13,150

Burgers from Manchester United's official eatery 'red cafe'. 

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Of Leicester's best players. Juan Mata's salary would cover off the weekly wage of Jamie Vardy ($150,000) and Riyad Mahrez ($100,00).

2630

Manchester United shirts at $100 each.

1451

Signed Juan Mata posters from Ebay, a steal at $181.19 each

63 

Aerial ad banners featuring the 'Van Gaal out' missive made infamous when David Moyes was in charge at Old Trafford, at up to $4135 a flight. 

5223

Manchester United 'celebration' garden gnomes at roughly $50 each on Ebay. No guarantee to keep out Foxes though.