With Juan Soto off their board, the Yankees on Sunday night renewed contract discussions with free agent first baseman Christian Walker, The Post has learned.

Walker is far from the only player the Yankees are pursuing in free agency and trade.

And the Yankees are multitasking on pitchers and hitters as they try to reallocate some of the money they offered Soto after the slugging outfielder opted to leave pinstripes for the Mets’ 15-year, $765 million package.

Nevertheless, Walker is a player the Yankees have more than glancing interest in.

Walker is not a perfect fit for the Yankees. It would be better if he were a lefty swinger. He turns 34 in March and is likely to receive no less than a three-year deal.

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But Walker also has won the past three NL Gold Gloves at first, reflecting his defensive excellence.

Over the past three seasons, Walker has 95 homers and a 123 OPS-plus compared to Pete Alonso, who has 120 homers and 131 OPS-plus but less WAR (10.2) compared to Walker (11.4), who is the superior defender and base runner.

Walker also has a reputation as an excellent clubhouse presence.