Thomson, 27, is in his first season with club Scarlets and qualifies for Gregor Townsend's squad through his Scottish grandparents.
Thomson has won four caps for the Maori All Blacks and is a former New Zealand Under-20 international.
"I'd be lying if I said I hadn't thought about it," he told the BBC's Scrum V when asked about his Scottish connection.
"But, to be honest, this [Scarlets] is my job first and foremost.
Hurricanes' Blade Thomson fends off Chiefs' Rhys Marshall during a Super rugby match in 2016. Photo: Photosport
"If it happens, it happens. We'll cross that bridge when we come to it, I suppose."
Thomson, who played for the Hurricanes, can operate at lock, blind-side flanker and number eight and has started all three Pro14 matches for Scarlets this season.
The Welsh side are third in Conference B after two wins and one defeat.
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