New twist in Juan Soto battle as New York Yankees up contract offer following $700million bid

The New York Yankees increased their contract offer in the mega-money competition for Juan Soto, which has led to ANOTHER twist in the conflict.

After playing for the Yankees for the past year, Soto is now a free agent.

One of the MLB Stop names is him.

Additionally, New York leaders are frantically trying to hold onto him.

The Yankees won their first World Series since 2009 thanks in large part to Soto.

And Yankees supporters were thrilled with his outstanding comeback in 14 games, even though they ultimately lost to the LA Dodgers.

Numerous teams are now keen to sign Soto.

It is believed that offers have been made by the Dodgers, Mets, Red Sox, and Blue Jays.

According to the New York Post, some teams would be willing to offer a contract for more than $600 million.

Shohei Ohtani’s $700 million contract with the Dodgers currently stands as the record.

The Yankees have reportedly increased their offer to Soto in an attempt to retain him; according to some estimates, it may now reach $700 million.

The defeated World Series finalists, though, are not risking all.

They are rumored to have had discussions with several other well-known free agents.

Among the names on the Yankees list is Corbin Burnes.

Among others, they also like Max Fried’s appearance.

Now, it’s unclear where Soto will sign, since the Dominican seems to be seeking for a long-term deal.

Additionally, it is reported that the Yankees’ contract offer to him had opt-out clauses.

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