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Considering user response options

I see a user message in Simplified Chinese about AC Milan and a veteran player. The title suggests they might be looking for an article or some analysis, but they haven't explicitly asked a question. To clarify, I should mirror their style and ask if they want an elaboration or a brief summary. Even though I don’t need to browse, I want to be careful about any misinformation in my response.Formulating sports commentary response

I realize this is about sports commentary, which isn't harmful, but I need to phrase things hypothetically. I should remind myself that my knowledge cutoff is in October 2024, and now it's December 2025, so anything could have changed since then. I’ll ask the user what they’d like: analysis, an elaboration, or options for who the veteran might be. It's best to offer options in Chinese, like writing a brief commentary or reviewing Milan’s transfer strategies. I also need to clarify who the 41-year-old player is!Crafting the response in Chinese

I want to clarify what the user wants by asking if they’d like me to write a news piece or commentary. I should also ask which veteran player they’re referring to and if they have any background information or key sources to share. I can offer to produce a short report of 300-500 characters, deep analysis, title optimization, or social media posts. Keeping it concise and following the guidelines, I’ll provide enumerated options in my response.