Buchanan was controversially replaced in the girl band this month by former Eurovision contestant Jade Ewen, meaning the trio now includes none of the founder members.
With Girls Aloud taking a year off and the Sugababes looking to establish their new line-up, the former's label mates the Saturdays could take the girl pop crown.
Speaking ahead of the release of the quintet's new single Forever is Over, Una Healy speculated to inthenews.co.uk that the original Sugababes line-up could reform.
'That'd be brilliant!' she joked. 'They should call themselves Sugababes and the newer three can change the name.'
Healy, the oldest Saturday at 27, told inthenews.co.uk: 'I don't want to comment on what happened because I don't know but I've seen some pictures of the new Sugababes lineup and they look fantastic.
'But I did see Mutya Buena comment that Sugababes is now a brand, not a name - I think they maybe should have changed the name with Keisha leaving.'
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