Newcastle United are able to make loan moves for players from Saudi Pro League clubs owned by the PIF following a Premier League vote earlier this week.
A vote to put a temporary ban on loan deals between clubs under the same ownership failed to meet the necessary two-thirds majority to be put into action.
BBC Sport have reported Newcastle were one of eight clubs to vote against a ban alongside Burnley, Chelsea, Everton, Manchester City, Nottingham Forest, Sheffield United and Wolves.
Although the Magpies have been roundly mentioned as the main beneficiaries of a vote against the ban, there are several other Premier League clubs that are part of multi-club ownership groups or have owners with shares in other clubs around the world. That figure is set to be increased as Sir Jim Ratcliffe closes in on a 25% share of Manchester United that will sit alongside his ownership of Ligue 1 club Nice.
However, should Newcastle wish to make the most of their Saudi links, there are several intriguing options available from Pro League clubs.
1. Allan Saint-Maximin
There seemed to be mixed emotions from all involved when Saint-Maximin left Tyneside during the summer - could a loan return be on the cards or would it even be needed? | Getty Images
2. Sergej Milinkovic-Savic
Routinely linked with a move to St James Park over the 18 months - but it seems that could have been agent talk. | AFP via Getty Images
3. Gabri Veiga
Another player linked with Newcastle in recent months and the Spanish youngster was watched by Magpies staff during that time. | Getty Images
4. Jota
Hasn't quite hit the ground running in Saudi Arabia after an impressive spell with Celtic. | Getty Images