Evaluating user request

I need to understand what the user wants since they shared a headline in Chinese about Liverpool's managerial changes. The translation hints at news, potentially a request for an article or commentary. Since there's no context, I should consider that they might be looking for a sports article on recent transfer rumors. I'll think about whether I need to ask for clarification. Given my knowledge cutoff, I should avoid guessing recent rumors.Clarifying user intentions

I think it’s best to ask the user exactly what they want. Should I write an opinion piece, a news rewrite, or an outline? I should also clarify which specific manager and Champions League hero they're referring to, along with their desired length and tone. If they want a long-form article, I could also suggest a generic template. I’ll line up some options, such as quick news briefs, in-depth analysis, tactical breakdowns, and ready-to-post articles in Chinese. Keeping things concise is key!Crafting a friendly response

I want to create a friendly response in Chinese, asking the user for their specific needs. I’ll propose content options and ask for the names of any players or managers if they want actual facts; otherwise, we can write a generic rumor piece. I can provide a basic example of an opening paragraph.

Additionally, since they shared a headline, I'll suggest multiple alternative headlines in Chinese related to Liverpool. I’ll compose a list of questions to clarify their vision while maintaining a hypothetical tone. Here’s what I’ll do:

• Ask: 你希望我做什么：改写标题、扩写成文章、列大纲、口播稿？
• 确认主体：哪位英超名帅？哪位欧冠功勋？具体时间窗口？
• 期望风格与篇幅。
• 读者场景（公众号、B站、微博、资讯站）。
• 是否需要数据/战术图（例如ASCII表格）？Structuring deliverables

I want to deliver a response that avoids heavy formatting. If the user hasn’t provided specific names, I can create a generic rumor piece. I’ll prepare a ready-to-post 500-600 word template with placeholders like [名帅] and [球员]. While I know I should avoid heavy formatting, that’s manageable.

I could also write two versions: one for rumors and one for analysis. The user may just want an article quickly, so I’ll include neutral disclaimers like "据多家媒体综合报道." I'll ensure not to state "多家媒体" without sources.

Here's my plan: I’ll provide 8 alternative titles, a 300-word quick news template using conditional language like "若…则…", and an outline for a more in-depth piece, all presented in Chinese while asking clarifying questions. My goal is to keep it concise!