BBC Breakfast are currently looking for a replacement for Louise Minchin, who is leaving the show after summer.
The 50-year-old presenter, who joined the programme back in 2001, announced her departure early last month.
But it appears the BBC are still in the process of finding a new co-host for Dan Walker.
BBC advertise Louise Minchin’s replacement
The broadcaster recently posted a job advertisement for a Chief Presenter role.
The job description reads: “BBC Breakfast is seeking a Chief presenter to work with Dan Walker, Naga Munchetty and Charlie Stayt on the UK’s most watched morning show.
“With 6 million viewers every morning, the flagship Breakfast show combines news, sport, business and entertainment with real life stories.
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“The key role is to inform and entertain viewers with everything they need for the day ahead.”
Meanwhile, the role involves working around three days a week and requires someone with “significant broadcasting experience”.
The closing date for the role ends on July 12.
Who is a favourite to replace Louise?
Louise shocked fans as she announced her departure from the morning show last month.
In a statement, the presenter explained: “I have absolutely loved being part of the 6 million strong BBC Breakfast family but after nearly two decades presenting the programme, I have decided it is time I stopped setting my alarm for 0340 in the morning.
I have decided it is time I stopped setting my alarm
“I will take so many memories with me, including reporting on the shock and anguish of the Manchester Arena bombing; starting a national conversation about Menopause…
“…and the life-changing moment I took part in the Breakfast Christmas Cycling Challenge which inspired my ongoing passion for endurance sport, which I will continue when I leave.
“A big thank you to everyone who has watched and supported me, I have loved it and I will miss you all.”
Furthermore, Louise explained her decision on the show.
Since then, bookies have compiled a number of potential replacements.
Emma Barnett, Charlene White and Eamonn Holmes were among some of the names.
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In addition, Sally Nugent and Ranvir Singh were also in the mix.
Alex Apati of Ladbrokes previously told ED!: “The early signs point towards Emma Barnett, but a move for a GMB star isn’t completely being ruled out at this point, if the latest odds are anything to go by.”
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