Clarifying user intent

I need to understand what the user is looking for. They've written a Chinese headline about a former Barca legend retiring after 17 years. They might want information or an article about this news, but they haven't asked a specific question. Since I can’t browse, and my last knowledge update was in October 2024, I need to be careful not to fabricate any details. I should ask for clarification on which player they mean, as there are several former Barca legends who've retired recently.Exploring player retirements

I’m looking into the recent retirements of former Barca players. Iniesta was still playing in the Emirates as of 2024, having joined in 2023. Based on this timeline, he might not have retired yet. Other players like Pique retired in 2022, while Busquets is currently with Inter Miami. The headline mentions a 17-year career, which could refer to several players. I should ask the user for more specifics on which player they mean and whether they want a brief report or a data-driven piece.Proposing article options

I think we should ask the user for clarification and offer to write an article based on the headline they provided. It seems like they might want a more in-depth piece that covers the player's career milestones, trophy list, quotes, and legacy. However, I'll need the player's name to get started. I could also suggest writing a generic template if they’re unsure, but the headline implies it should be more specific. I’ll also ask about the desired length and tone for the article.Structuring the response

I think we should create a prompt in Chinese that asks the user for specific information about the player, like their retirement date, team, and details about their final championship. It makes sense to offer to write two versions: a short news piece and a more in-depth feature. We can also suggest a skeleton template for them to fill in, which includes sections like their name, career highlights, and honors. I'll keep the request concise and structured.