Clarifying user intent

I’m looking at a user’s post featuring a Chinese news headline about coaches for the U14 and U15 national teams, mentioning they haven’t been officially announced yet. They didn’t specify a task, so they might want information, a summary, or confirmation. I'm considering that we have a network sandbox, but browsing proactively isn't ideal unless necessary. I think it’d be wise to ask a clarifying question to understand what they really want—confirmation, a summary, or details about the coaches or youth coaching in China.Exploring the context

I’m thinking about providing a summary regarding the coaches mentioned in the headline. I know that Ma Dexing is a Chinese football journalist, and Zhou Haibin is a former player. But there’s a question about which "Dai Wei" they mean—could it be different coaches or players? Without access to the web, I don’t want to make any uncertain claims. It seems best to ask the user directly what they want—whether a summary, confirmation of the report, or background information.Preparing options for the user

I’m considering asking which "戴维" they mean for further clarity. I can also draft a brief news summary based on Ma Dexing's report. It seems like a good idea to respond in Chinese to match the user's language, offering several options: 1) I can check authoritative sources and summarize, 2) I can write a brief news alert, 3) I can provide background on the coaches, 4) I can analyze the impact on the U-series teams, or 5) I can remind them when there's an official announcement.