Asking for clarification

We could start by clarifying the user’s intent: Are they looking for a news article, an analysis of why Salah might be benched, or to verify if it actually happened? Since they shared a headline, I think it’s best to present options: a brief news write-up, a lineup analysis with tactical reasons, or a fact-check.

I could also provide general reasons a manager might bench Salah, such as fitness or tactical considerations—but I want to keep it hypothetical. Maybe I could offer a template article and ask about preferences for a social post or title variants.Drafting a news blurb

I need to create a 120-200 word news blurb in a neutral tone, using hypothetical phrasing. The user might want this in Chinese, so it’s important to focus on that. I'll provide a few options like: a quick news report, tactical analysis with bullet points, lineup predictions and bench impact, ten headline rewrites, and a factual check with sources.

While I can suggest checking for sources, I shouldn't ask for approval explicitly. I'll write a short article with disclaimers like "据报道" to avoid asserting facts. Additionally, I might want to include specifics about the manager's style, like using a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation and how players rotate.Structuring analysis for Salah

I need to outline the likely reasons if Salah starts on the bench. These could be workload management, a minor injury, tactical choices regarding vertical runners vs. a low block, or rest following international duty. I’ll keep my bullet points concise, aiming for 3-4 reasons.

I want to start with a question for the user about whether they’d like a quick news report, a deep analysis, or a fact-check. I’ll also prepare a brief 120-150 word article and provide tactical reasoning in bullet format. Finally, I’ll offer next steps in a numbered list.