Kante, who was signed for £32 million from Leicester City two years ago, has been heavily linked with a move to Paris Saint-Germain this summer.
And last week, reports in France claimed that PSG’s sporting director Antero Henrique travelled to London to hold talks about a potential deal for the 27-year-old.
It has also been claimed that Kante would be interested in joining the French champions, although he is waiting to find out the identity of Chelsea’s new manager to replace Antonio Conte.
On Monday, L’Equipe reported that Tottenham have opened talks with Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas about a deal for N’Dombele.
But the report also claims that Chelsea have made a direct approach to N’Dombele’s representatives to plan in the event of Kante’s departure.
Lyon have rejected a €40m (£35m) opening bid from Spurs for N’Dombele and value the 21-year-old at around €60m (£53m).
Kante, meanwhile, evaded a question about his future at Chelsea during a press conference for France on Sunday.
‘I am not concerned with all that,’ said the midfielder.
‘Today, I am at Chelsea, and today I am currently living and playing in the World Cup, that is what comes first.
‘I am not paying attention to what is being said on the club side of things at the moment.’
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