Mets owner Steve Cohen tells The Post why he isn’t worried about Juan Soto’s slow start

Steve Cohen isn’t fretting over Juan Soto’s slow start to his Mets tenure, saying on Monday that “I’m not worried about Juan” while praising other things the $765 million man has been doing at the plate thus far.

Soto’s lack of power through the first full month of the season has caught some people’s attention after the Mets signed him to a massive contract this past winter.

Soto, who went 2-for-4 in the 19-5 win over the Nationals on Monday, has just three home runs on the season and hadn’t knocked a ball out of the park since April 15.

But Cohen, who spoke with The Post’s Jon Heyman and Joel Sherman on the latest episode of “The Show” that was published on Monday, spoke highly of the “subtle” things that Soto has done at the plate that have helped the Mets.

“The way that he works a count, makes pitchers throw extra pitches really matters. Then he gets on base, and then Pete [Alonso] can drive him in. And so Pete’s seen better pitches,” Cohen said. “It’s very subtle how that works and you just can’t just look at it in a very narrow sense. And saying that, listen, I’m not worried about Juan.

“I mean, he is singularly focused on baseball, he’s a pure hitter and let’s have this discussion at the end of the year.”