Interpreting user request

I see we need to respond in Chinese to a news headline the user provided. It mentions Dortmund's ongoing push to sign Sancho, but it hasn't submitted an official offer to Manchester United. The user might want a summary or additional info on this situation. I could clarify by asking what they want specifically. However, my knowledge cutoff is from October 2024, and it's now December 2025, so that creates a limitation. I'll give a succinct summary in Chinese about the context and likely deal structure.Formulating a safe response

I need to be careful not to present any current facts beyond my knowledge cutoff. I can frame my response as analysis or speculation. To clarify for the user, I might ask if they need a summary of the key reporting points, potential transfer terms, or a quick news piece. I can create a short news update regarding Dortmund’s interest in Sancho, highlighting details like loan options and potential obstacles without overstating facts. I'll keep it concise and in Chinese.Preparing news updates

I want to offer two versions for the user: a brief news summary and social media headlines. I’ll create maybe three catchy headlines and a concise blurb. I need to keep everything straightforward and efficient, avoiding the need for shell runs or diving into complexities like network sandbox approvals. It's important to mention that I can't verify real-time information and I'll ask if I should keep tracking updates and notify the user when there's an official offer, medical exam, or announcement.