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?
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.
3. Gabri Veiga
Another player linked with Newcastle in recent months and the Spanish youngster was watched by Magpies staff during that time.
4. Jota
Hasn't quite hit the ground running in Saudi Arabia after an impressive spell with Celtic.