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Responding to user inquiring about sports news

I need to respond to the user's message in Chinese. It looks like they shared a sports news headline stating that Inter Milan is hoping to hear from Atalanta about Lookman within three days. The user might want more details, possibly a recap or context about Moretto, Inter, or Lookman. I should clarify what exactly they’re looking for—an article, explanation, or a translation. Plus, I'll be cautious and not fabricate any details without sources.Interpreting user request for news

To fetch the current news, I could check sources, but first, I should interpret the user's Chinese headline. They might want a brief summary or a translation. It’s best to ask a clarifying question. I’ll provide a simple paraphrase and offer options for what they might need, like more details, source links, or player analysis. I want to keep it concise and relevant, so I’ll include my options in Chinese. I need to confirm whether I can check live sources for the latest reports.Crafting a concise response in Chinese

I need to clarify the user's request about the situation involving Lookman while being mindful of network limitations. Instead of making assumptions, I should ask what they’d like. I might include a brief paraphrase and some information, like noting that, as of October 2024, Lookman is at Atalanta with a contract until 2026. However, I should skip specifics about options unless I'm sure. It’s safe to mention that he scored a hat-trick in the Europa League final in May 2024, but I’ll keep the details minimal.Proposing a scouting analysis for Lookman

I’m thinking about compiling a scouting analysis for how Lookman fits into Inzaghi’s system at Inter, which uses a 3-5-2 formation. Lookman typically plays as a left inside forward or second striker and can bring mobility, depth, and strong ball-carrying skills. However, it’s best to ask the user what they want specifically. So, I'll paraphrase this and then present a question: “What do you need me to do?” I’ll offer them four options in a numbered list. Let's get started!