Chelsea are reportedly prepared to offer Tammy Abraham, Kepa Arrizabalaga and Callum Hudson-Odoi in an audacious swap deal for Tottenham's wantaway striker Harry Kane. 

The England captain, 27, delivered the bombshell news to the club this week that he wishes to leave this summer in pursuit of silverware having been starved of trophies in north London.

Kane's intention to leave Spurs is expected to onset a great race for the marksman, with Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea and PSG reportedly interested in the 27-year-old, who is valued at £150m by Spurs chairman Daniel Levy.

And according to ESPN, Chelsea are ready to offer several players in a players-plus-cash deal for the Three Lions captain. 

The Blues are understood to be hoping that striker Abraham, goalkeeper Arrizabalaga and highly-rated youngster Hudson-Odoi plus money will be enough to convince Levy to let go of his star man.

However, the west Londoners are fearful that Levy, notorious for being a wily operator, will never sanction a Kane sale to Stamford Bridge, given that the Blues are fierce rivals of Spurs. 

Moreover, Kane has three years remaining on his current deal at Spurs, making any potential deal far from straightforward. 

Yet the Blues trio would certainly bolster Spurs' squad. Tottenham fans would expect Levy to strengthen key positions this summer should Kane be offloaded, and the three Chelsea stars would certainly add strength to the ranks. 

Abraham, 23, is a proven Premier League goalscorer, having bagged 15 goals for the Blues last season. 

However, the striker - valued at £40m - has found minutes hard to come by under Thomas Tuchel and was left out of the squad for the FA Cup final defeat by Leicester. 

Arrizabalaga has struggled to settle since arriving for £72m from Athletic Bilbao in 2018, with a series of woeful displays convincing former boss Frank Lampard to sign Edouard Mendy last summer. 

Spurs are believed to be looking at signing a new goalkeeper this summer amid a dip in form from No 1 Hugo Lloris. The north Londoners have been linked with Sam Johnstone of West Bromwich Albion. 

Hudson-Odoi, meanwhile, has been strongly linked with Bayern Munich for the past couple of seasons. Chelsea turned down a loan with a £70m option to buy bid from the German champions last October. 

Although Kane has three years remaining on his contract, the Englishman believes there is an agreement in place that Levy would offer some leniency after the 27-year-old agreed to stay on for another year last summer after an approach from City. 

Sportsmail understands that City lead the race to sign Kane this summer, with Pep Guardiola searching for a successor to Sergio Aguero. The Argentine leaves the Etihad this summer on a free and has been linked with a move to Barcelona.