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Messi's contract photo dominates Barcelona-based Sunday papers
Ahead of Barça's LaLiga clash with Valencia, Mundo Deportivo and Sport both lead with the confirmation of Leo Messi's new Blaugrana dealChelsea - Barcelona U - 19 live: UEFA Youth League final
![Messi's contract photo dominates Barcelona-based Sunday papers](https://img.asmedia.epimg.net/resizer/v2/EE5DM2UFMNK5TCNE4F6SESMV2Q.jpg?auth=7fc69ec0e1015672d219f89d42bcfe2c1ac3ffbdef648d85059a597678fb0f03&width=360&height=203&smart=true)
The Sunday editions of the Catalan sports newspapers lead with this weekend's confirmation of Leo Messi's new Barcelona contract - and, in particular, the much-awaited photo of the star putting pen to paper on his fresh terms.
Messi's new, four-year contract finally confirmed
Messi's extension, which sees the 30-year-old commit to Barça until 2021 and includes a 700-million-euro release clause, was agreed back in July but, until Saturday, had not been officially signed.
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"Finally we have the photo!" exclaims the front page of the newspaper Sport, which highlights Messi's declaration that his "dream was to finish my career at Barça."
"Forever a Culé," adds Mundo Deportivo, the other main Barcelona-based sports daily.
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