The Italian giants said they have no plans to try and sign the Argentine forward nor the financial means to engineer a deal for him.
"I don't know where some ideas can come from," Inter sporting director Piero Ausilio told Sky Sport Italia.
The Serie A runners-up have been linked with a move for Messi along with Manchester City and Paris Saint-Germain if he leaves Barcelona.
"No coach, no president wouldn't want Messi in their team. But the reality is very different," he added, as the Italian transfer window officially opened on Tuesday.
"Our reality is a sensible transfer market."
Ausilio also said the club was in negotiations with Roma to sign Serbian defender Aleksandar Kolarov while insisting Lautaro Martinez will stay put despite longstanding interest from Barcelona.
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