Ken rosenthal gave an update on the pirates and okamoto in this new athletic article.

Next up: Okamoto.
Kazuma Okamoto makes more contact but has less power than Munetaka Murakami, giving him perhaps a higher floor and lower ceiling. He turns 30 in June, making him about three and a half years older than Murakami. And some evaluators believe he, too, ultimately will wind up moving from third to first base.

So, will Okamato beat the two-year, $34 million free-agent deal Murakami signed with the Chicago White Sox? It certainly is possible, considering that teams seem to consider him a safer bet. But with his 45-day negotiating window expiring on Jan. 4, he is operating in the same crowded infield market.

Signings of free agents such as Bregman and Bichette and trades of third basemen such as Isaac Paredes and Nolan Arenado might create greater clarity for Okamoto, if they happen before Jan. 4. If not, Okamoto, like Murakami, might end up signing with a lesser club. The Pittsburgh Pirates are known to be interested.

Edit: Posted this from the athletic article because it's behind a paywall. The only team that he listed as interested in him seems to be the pirates which is great news for us.