Casey Close, the agent for Derek Jeter, shot down a report that said his client is seeking $150 million over six years.

“The recently rumored terms of our contract proposal are simply inaccurate,” Close said in an email to The Post.

The Yankees and Jeter are engaged in a contract standoff over what is the fair value for a 36-year-old shortstop, who also is a franchise icon. The Yankees have offered a three-year, $45 million contract but Jeter is seeking more in both years and money.

The two sides traded verbal barbs this week, with Yankees general manager Brian Cashman telling Jeter to test the market.