Clarifying user intent

The user mentioned the announcement of the Premier League 2025-26 season round 15 best XI. They might want more information about that lineup. Since it’s a news item after my last knowledge cutoff, I should think about checking the network options available. But first, I should clarify what the user wants—do they need details about the lineup, a source, or analysis? I could offer to look it up and summarize the findings for them.Clarifying browsing options

Since I can browse, I should offer to fetch the latest lineup from reputable sources. First, I need to clarify what the user wants. I can give them a few options: 1) pull the official XI and bench list; 2) provide a graphic; 3) compare to the previous round; 4) show player stats; or 5) offer a summary in Chinese.

I should also ask which specific source they mean, like WhoScored or the Premier League website, as selections might vary. So, I could say: [[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;我可以查证并列出完整名单，或做简评。请告诉我的偏好来源，或让我直接抓取最新版本。[[NEWS.CONTENT_HTML]]quot;Crafting a concise response

I should keep the response in Chinese and make it concise, asking the user what specific information they need. I should provide options for them to choose from and propose that I can fetch the details right away. While I could default to a single source if they don’t specify, it’s better to clarify their preference first. So, I’ll ask for their needs while giving options for clarity. This will ensure I’m being as helpful as possible!