Interpreting user input

I need to respond to the user based on their provided Chinese sentence, which translates to a news headline about Olise being the best player in a Bayern match with 2 goals and 3 assists. The user didn't pose a question but likely expects a summary or commentary. Since my role includes both coding and general tasks, I might need to clarify their request. I could expand on this headline into a short article while ensuring not to invent any information.Considering potential match details

There's a chance that the match might not be real, but the user provided specific details. I can restate and expand on the headline generically without adding any unverified specifics. I might ask if they need a press release, headline, or tweet.

I could propose drafting a short social media post, a match recap, and bullet point stats, always using disclaimers like "according to reports." I’ll ask which format they prefer, offering options in Chinese for a concise news brief. Let's aim for brevity with these drafts!Structuring user options

I need to stick to ASCII per constraints, so I'll avoid using emojis. If the user wants data visualization, charts, or detailed reports, I could ask if they need technical stats, touch zones, or xG estimates. However, since I can't compute xG myself, I can suggest, "If you provide post-match data, I can help."

I'll ask if they prefer a news brief, a tweet, or a longer report and offer a brief paragraph as an example. It’s important to keep concise and align with their writing style in Chinese. So, I’ll write a short news piece, a bullet list, and two different lengths for social media posts, then ask for their preference!Creating concise content

I'm keeping it straightforward with a news brief about the match. In the game against Freiburg, Bayern won 6-2. Olise had an impressive performance, scoring 2 goals and providing 3 assists, contributing directly to 5 goals overall, which earned him the MVP title. His dribbling and last passes effectively broke through defenses, securing the victory early on.

For bullet points, I’ll summarize key highlights like the score, MVP, and performance keywords.

For social media posts, I’ll craft both a short and a longer version to capture different engagement styles.

Lastly, I’ll ask if they want a detailed analysis, tactical breakdown, player ratings, or post-match data visualizations.