Eddy Reynoso, the head trainer for undefeated lightweight contender Ryan Garcia, says a clash with Teofimo Lopez would be a mega-fight in the future.
Earlier month, Lopez shocked the world when he defeated Vasiliy Lomachenko with a twelve round unanimous decision at the MGM Grand's Conference Center in Las Vegas.
The victory allowed Lopez to unify the WBA, WBC Franchise, WBO, IBF lightweight titles.
A victory over Lomachenko, regarded as one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in the boxing, has catapulted Lopez's standing in the sport.
In December, Garcia will look to make his own statement when he faces Olympic gold medal winner Luke Campbell for the WBC's interim-lightweight title.
Campbell, who suffered competitive decision losses to Lomachenko and Linares, is the most dangerous and the most experienced opponent Garcia has faced to date.
A win would make Garcia the mandatory challenger to WBC full champion Devin Haney.
If Lopez and Garcia continue with unbeaten runs, Reynoso certainly sees a fight between them down the line.
"First of all, I want to send my regards to Teofimo, he had a great fight, it is important that new figures emerge in boxing. And yes, that fight [between him and Garcia] can take place in some time. Ryan is a young fighter, who is learning and is disciplined. It can be a great fight," said Reynoso to ESPN Deportes.
"Teofimo, after having beaten Lomachenko, you have to place him within the top five [of the pound-for-pound best in boxing]."
