Did the Buddha said that there is no self there is no soul?
The Pali suttas unambiguously state the entire universe is void of self (SN 35.85). 

When the deluded idea of 'self' is born (SN 22.81) in the human mind, according to the Pali suttas, it is not a real 'self' but merely a 'view' (SN 5.10), merely a verbal convention (SN 1.25; MN 98), merely the arising of suffering (SN 5.10; SN 12.15), merely a disease (Ud 3.10) &amp; a cancer (MN 140)  or, in short, neurosis. 


  This world is burning. Afflicted by contact, it calls disease a 'self.'
  
  This world, overcome by contact, is tormented, It speaks of a disease as the self,
  
  Udana 3.10


Also, it is a mistake to refer to SN 44.10 &amp; insist the Buddha did not take a position on the question of whether or not there is a self. In SN 44.10, the Buddha kept silent because the questioner Vacchagotta was confused &amp; befuddled.