Fernando Alonso could make a sensational debut at the fabled Le Mans 24 hours next year.
Last week, Porsche announced that it has signed Force India's Hulkenberg to race at Le Mans and Spa six hours.
Italy's Autosprint reports that Alonso, who is close to having his full-time F1 seat with McLaren-Honda finally announced, it could be followed by a shock round of extra news.
"Porsche would not be an alternative to McLaren-Honda for Alonso," agreed Spain's El Mundo Deportivo, "but a complement."
The report said Alonso would join Hulkenberg in the third Porsche entry, along with another unknown driver.
"Despite their friendship," El Mundo Deportivo added, "Fernando would not race in the same car as Mark Webber."
The report said the biggest stumbling block to a Le Mans deal for Alonso is the fact that McLaren is a direct sports car-making rival of Porsche.
