Clarifying user's request

I see the user sent a message in Chinese about Milan's attempt to sign Liverpool's Gomez facing some problems. This seems like a headline, and they might be looking for an article or news summary. I should clarify what they want—are they after more info, an article, a translation, a summary, an analysis, or an opinion piece? I could give a brief news analysis about the context. It’s important to avoid making assumptions about details I don’t know.Requesting clarification

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I need to be careful not to create information beyond what I know, especially since my last update was in 2024. I should ask the user for clarification on whether they want a write-up, a translation, or an analysis. I could suggest providing a quick news brief that includes potential reasons Liverpool might block the Gomez sale—like his versatility, homegrown quota, or contract running to 2027. I also need to ask them what approach they prefer, whether it's drafting a news piece or translating the headline to English.Clarifying user's request

I should follow the guidance to ask clarifying questions when a user’s input is ambiguous. I can offer options, such as a brief news explainer about why the transfer is blocked, an analysis of the transfer feasibility with potential scenarios, or even translating the headline with a summary. It’s also important to request a source link if they desire a factual summary since I can't browse without that. I'll aim to present information neutrally to avoid any hallucinations.Offering options to the user

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I think it’s best to keep things hypothetical and ask the user a question with various options. I want to present this in a concise and friendly manner. I could also offer to translate their request and craft a push notification-style summary for quick readability. It’s all about making the user experience smooth and helpful while ensuring clarity in communication! Let’s move forward with that approach.