Clarifying user request

I see the user sent some text in Chinese that translates to a sports news headline about two players returning to training for an upcoming derby. Since they didn’t ask a question, I’m not exactly sure what they want. They might want a rewritten post, a summary, or even a full article. I think it’s best to clarify by asking if they’d like me to expand it into a news report, provide background info, or translate it into English.Drafting a news piece

I think I can propose a short news piece as an option and even draft one. There's a bit of ambiguity, so I plan to present a list of suggestions, maybe three options. I want to keep things concise, perhaps around 80-120 words in Chinese. I should be careful about not assuming facts, since I’m not sure which teams Mwalimu and Salam belong to—like, they could be playing for Young Africans or Simba SC in the Tanzanian derby. It seems safer to ask the user for specifications like which teams, leagues, or match times they are referring to.Crafting a short article

I want to create a generic article about two players returning to full training and being eligible for the matchday squad after a final check. This strengthens the midfield and defense but I'll keep it vague. I can also offer to translate it into English or write social media copy.

I'll acknowledge the headline and then ask what the user wants. I could provide a 120-150 word Chinese news brief with placeholders for teams, maintaining safety. I’ll include title suggestions, a brief body, and optional social post copy while keeping everything concise, so I’ll probably ask what they need.Clarifying user needs

I think I should ask the user how they'd like me to proceed by posing the question, “需要我怎么处理？” Then, I can provide them with a numeric list of options for clarity. As a default, I'll include a quick 80-character news brief. To align with the "Final answer structure," I could add a header saying "你想要哪种输出？", but I’m keeping in mind that headers are optional. I’ll make sure to answer in Chinese!