Barcelona's Soler expels reports of Messi contract remain off

Barcelona executive Albert Soler demands there is no issue with Lionel Messi's new contract, which stays unsigned regardless of being concurred.

Lionel Messi

Barcelona chief Albert Soler has sent a "message of peace" to fans worried by the reality Lionel Messi still can't seem to sign his new contract.

Messi concurred an augmentation rushing to 2021 in July, however still can't seem to put pen to paper, with the 30-year-old purportedly holding up to see the club's exchange dealings following the flight of assaulting accomplice Neymar to Paris Holy person Germain in a €222million move.

France International Ousmane Dembele landed in an underlying €105m bargain yet late endeavors to catch Liverpool's Philippe Coutinho bombed after the Merseyside club requested €200m for the Brazilian.

Regardless of broad feedback of their exchange window all in all, Soler claims there is no issue with Messi's agreement and stays resolved it will be marked when the time is correct.

"There is no issue, I need to communicate something specific of peace to the individuals," Soler told columnists on Saturday.

"There has been the Unified States visit, we've had global obligation, the season beginning, there is definitely no issue where Messi is concerned."

Soler denied recommendations the Barcelona board were irate with Neymar's previous partners for not alarming them to his potential exit, but rather acknowledged his turn affected the club's capacity to make new signings.

"We should not get into players, they have an individual life, we regard that and we comprehend," Soler included. "We don't expect clarifications from players. We deal with the club from the circumstances that we are gone up against by.

"When we got the feeling that PSG were conversing with Neymar, this was on the US visit, this was the point at which we began working.

"Neymar is an exceptionally troublesome player to supplant so it has nothing to do with whether the cash we got was great or terrible.

"The genuine issue is not how much cash we have, the issue is Neymar has gone.

"How about we acknowledge the obvious issues, Neymar's flight has influenced us in a brandishing sense and that has affected our transactions."