Newcastle's £53million move for Gareth Bale could set off a remarkable chain of transfers across Europe's biggest leagues.
Reports in Spain on Tuesday claim that Newcastle, armed with cash from their proposed £300m Saudi Arabian takeover, have set their sets on the Welshman.
And, according to Sport, it could set off a domino effect that would involve two other big-money transfers.
They claim that Real Madrid would seek to go after Bayern Munich winger Kingsley Coman as a potential replacement.
Coman's place at the Allianz Arena would then be quickly filled by Leroy Sane.
Bayern have long been lining up a move for the Manchester City star, and were close to signing him nearly 12 months ago before he suffered a cruciate knee ligament injury.
Bale has been unhappy in Madrid for some time, and it is now expected that he will leave the Spanish capital when the transfer window next opens.
Elsewhere, David Beckham's new Inter Miami side are said to be prepared to match his Real Madrid salary to bring him to their new MLS outfit, while Tottenham are also reportedly keen to seal his emotional return to north London.
Newcastle, until recently, would unlikely have been in the running for a player of Bale's stature, but their impending £300m Saudi takeover would take them to a new level of finance.
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