Clarifying user intent
The user has sent a Chinese message that seems to be a headline about a player named Forbes being called up to the Portugal team. I'm not sure what they're looking for—perhaps an article or a summary? I think it's best to ask for clarification. I'll offer to provide background on the player, stats, quotes, or an analysis. However, I don't need to fetch anything unless they specifically ask. Do they want a news piece, player profile, or other info?Confirming player details

It seems there's some confusion around the names. I've noted that "Gonçalo Borges" plays for Porto, but not "Forbes." The headline references Club Brugge's winger, which suggests the player Forbes might be new, possibly "Carlos Forbs," who transferred to Brugge in 2025. I see that "Martinez" refers to the Portugal coach, Roberto Martinez. Given the uncertainty, I should ask the user if they want a more detailed write-up or if they have a source link for accuracy. What details do they prefer?Asking for clarification

I think it’s time to ask the user a clarifying question. I can provide a concise news brief template and see if they’d like that. It might be helpful to offer a draft for a push notification or social media post, too. I should acknowledge the headline while asking what format they prefer: a quick 120-word summary, a detailed scouting report with stats, or social media content. Additionally, I’ll ask for any sources to verify quotes and whether they want a translation to English. Keeping it short and direct sounds good!

这是条新闻线索。你想让我做什么形式的内容?
如果需要精确数据与马丁内斯原话,请给出处链接;没有链接我也可以写通稿版,不含具体统计。
