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The 'Why Don't You Love Me?' singer is said to be negotiating with the festival's organiser Michael Eavis for the coveted headline slot, the Daily Star reports.
The performance would follow in the footsteps of her husband Jay-Z, who controversially headlined the British music festival in 2008.
A source said: "After all the furore over Jay-Z playing Glasto, it went off brilliantly and he had a wonderful time.
"Beyoncé was, of course, in the wings soaking up the atmosphere and told everyone how happy she was at Worthy Farm.
"Getting her to perform in her own right seems the ideal next step."
It was recently reported that U2 had dropped numerous hints that they were to headline next year's event after they were forced to pull out last year following Bono's back surgery.
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