Toronto Maple Leafs star forward John Tavares will be a free agent come July 1 and he's predicted to sign a $32.5 million deal.

The Toronto Maple Leafs are quietly working on securing the futures of two of their cornerstone players, Mitch Marner and John Tavares, according to the latest reports. NHL insider Chris Johnston, during an appearance on TSN 1050’s "First Up" on Tuesday,

Former Maple Leafs Patrick Marleau and Jake Muzzin have joined John Tavares in his legal battle against the Canada Revenue Agency. John Tavares' legal trouble with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) became public this summer when it was revealed that he was facing an 8 million dollar tax bill.

Marner is on pace for a career year with the Maple Leafs. His 14 goals and 42 assists in 41 games put him in the team lead in points at the midway point of the season. Marner is fourth in NHL scoring, behind Mikko Rantanen, Leon Draisaitl, and Nathan MacKinnon.

Tavares, 34, has been pivotal for the Leafs this season with new captain Auston Matthews missing ample time at different points through the first part of the campaign. In 39 games, Tavares has scored 19 goals and provided 20 assists for 39 total points and a perfect point-per-game average even though he's already 34 years old.

Toronto Maple Leafs superstar Mitch Marner will be a free agent on July 1 and he's predicted to sign a $100 million deal. The post Maple Leafs’ Mitch Marner Predicted to Sign Massive $100 Million Deal appeared first on Heavy Sports.

As John Tavares’ seven-year, $77 million contract nears its end with the veteran set to enter unrestricted free agency on July, discussions about his next deal with the Toronto Maple Leafs are heating up.