MLB insider reveals free agent Juan Soto is actually looking for more than $600 million as number is revealed
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New York Yankees Juan Soto is by the biggest name on the free agent market this winter and while most expect him to sign a massive deal, reports reveal he is looking for more than $700 million.
Soto is coming off an incredible season in New York as he led a all-star filled team to the World Series where they unfortunately failed to get the job down losing to the Los Angeles Dodgers in 5 games.
According to reports Juan Soto is looking for a contract worth $700 million or more
Soto spoke to the media right after losing in the World Series and most people found it strange that he was already discuss free agency less than an hours after losing one of the biggest games of his career. He stated that he is willing to listen to all teams that are interested in making an offer and from the sound of it will be choosing the team that offers him the most money.
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says Juan Soto's press conference after the game made one thing clear: he's going where he gets the most money.
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@RealMichaelKay
says Juan Soto's press conference after the game made one thing clear: he's going where he gets the most money.
Reporter Jon Heyman from the New York Post confirmed yesterday that Soto is reportedly looking for a contract similar to the one Shohei Ohtani signed last year as he is looking for $700 million or more.
Jon Heyman from the New York Post reports Juan Soto's new magic number is thought to be $700 Million or more
This is an incredible amount of money but there will likely be at least 1 team that will be willing to make this offer but the real question is will the Toronto Blue Jays be willing to go up to $700 million as they did last year for Ohtani.
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