Considering user’s Chinese input

I see the user pasted a Chinese headline about a potential U18 player joining Ligue 1, which seems to discuss their outstanding performance during a trial. They didn’t ask a specific question, so I'm wondering if they want more information, a summary, or verification. I might need to ask clarifying questions about what they’re interested in. It’s important to avoid making up facts, but I can give context about young Chinese players' pathways to Ligue 1.Clarifying options for the user

I'm thinking about the connections between Chinese players and Ligue 1. There was Zhang Xizhe in the Bundesliga and Sun Xiang in Eredivisie, but not specifically in Ligue 1. I found that Wang Zhenao plays in Ligue 2 for Sochaux. Strasbourg is owned by BlueCo, and I know about the minority ownership in Lyon, but I don’t think they have significant Chinese ties. It might be best to check in with the user and ask if they want verification, a summary, or a translation of the headline.Planning next steps for user inquiry

I can quickly translate the user's headline and then suggest some next steps like fact-checking and compiling sources. It’s important to create a player profile and timeline, and compare it to past trials. I should highlight Ligue 1 registration rules, noting the EU/non-EU slot situation, with Chinese players considered non-EU. If the player is under 18, there are restrictions on international transfers, but being part of the U18 national team suggests he might be eligible for a move once he turns 18.Drafting response options

I want to respond to the user in Chinese, while being concise. I'll include a quick translation of the headline, outline what I can do, and briefly mention constraints like FIFA's regulations on minor transfers, non-EU slots, and work permits in France. Also, I'll ask if they have the name of the player for more specific information. I’ll keep my response organized in bullet points to ensure clarity and adhere to the final answer guidelines.