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The 49-year-old presenter announced this week that he would be leaving the BBC after 13 years.
The Daily Mail claims that Ross has been tipped to revive his 1980s chatshow The Last Resort on the channel, which gave him his name in television.
A senior Channel 4 insider said "one option" would be to bring his chatshow to the station, adding: "At the moment I think he is still working out what he wants to do but we would hope and expect to be working with him again once he has left the BBC."
Meanwhile, producer Nigel Lythgoe told the BBC that he plans to contact Ross about his opportunities in the US. The So You Think You Can Dance judge added that he believes Ross would be able to find work "anywhere that he likes".
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