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Kante has returned to contact training with Chelsea ahead of the Premier
League restart next week.
The World Cup winner was previously granted permission to train at home,
before he later returned to individual training at the club's Cobham base,
after he expressed fears over his safety due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Kante was prepared to miss the rest of the season - with the blessing of
head coach Frank Lampard and the club's board - but joined up with his
team-mates at the training ground on Tuesday.
The 29-year-old midfielder, whose brother died to a heart attack shortly
before the 2018 World Cup, initially attended the first day of phase one
non-contact training before he opted to stay away.
Chelsea will resume the Premier League season against Aston Villa at Villa
Park on June 21.
Lampard's side sit fourth and three points clear of Manchester United in the
league table, with nine games remaining in the campaign, as they target
Champions League qualification.