​How Juventus made history in the last transfer windowJuventus made several moves in the transfer market and improved their squad with some of the best players available, giving their manager a strong team to work with.However, while the Bianconeri added new players on permanent deals, they failed to make a permanent sale, creating a new record for the club. Juve have always had some of the best players in Europe in their squad, and those players should command good fees when they leave.At the end of last season, Juve wanted to add top players to their squad during this window, and the Bianconeri achieved that objective. However, their efforts to generate income through permanent sales did not work as planned.Juve fail to make permanent saleSome players did leave the club, including Jonathan David and Fabio Miretti, but La Gazzetta dello Sport noted that they all left on initial loan deals. As a result, Juventus did not complete a permanent sale during the summer transfer window.According to the report, this means Juve have set a record, as this is the first summer in the modern era in which they have failed to make a permanent sale. Despite moving several players on, the Bianconeri have not generated a permanent transfer fee from their departures.That represents a notable change for a club that has traditionally been able to sell players for significant amounts. Juventus have continued to strengthen their squad, but their inability to complete permanent departures has created an unusual situation.Record raises questions over developmentThe other time Juve came closest to making no permanent sale was in the summer of 2023, when they sold just one player. The latest development could therefore raise questions about the club’s approach to developing players and generating value from their squad.This trend may suggest that Juventus are not developing players as effectively as they should, particularly if their squad members are not attracting permanent offers that meet the club’s expectations.The Bianconeri have strengthened their squad, which remains the most important objective for their manager, but the lack of permanent sales is still significant. Juve will now hope that some of their loan departures can eventually lead to permanent moves and provide the club with greater financial returns.