Responding to user inquiry

The user posted a Chinese headline about Melbourne City announcing their squad against Adelaide United. It looks like they want news or details but didn't ask a specific question. I think it would be a good idea to ask if they want a brief summary, the lineup, kick-off time, or additional context. Alternatively, I could provide a concise summary, but any real additional information would likely need internet access.Clarifying user request

I want to ask how I can help the user. Should I provide a full squad list, injury updates, or a predicted XI? I think I should ask for clarification, offering those options. I can mention that Aziz Behich is a left-back from Australia, and Huang Zhenwen might be a Chinese player, but I'm not sure. Instead of asserting, I should say he's absent, possibly due to injury, but it's best to ask for confirmation. I should keep my response concise and in Chinese, offering to draft social media posts or a match preview if they need.Presenting options to user

I think it’s best to offer the user three options for information:

1. A brief update (2-3 sentences with key details),
2. A complete squad list, injury status, and predicted XI,
3. A match preview with key insights and analysis (within 500 words).

I should also ask if they have the time, match round, and kick-off time. If they provide that information, I can include it in my response. Sounds straightforward!