Considering article response

The user’s message is in Chinese and seems to refer to a future Premier League season with mentions of player injuries. They likely want a summary or article. Since there’s no explicit request, I could ask a clarifying question or write a short preview article. Given my knowledge cutoff, I should avoid specific details about injuries. Instead, I might ask if they want a news-style piece and provide a template for a match preview against Crystal Palace, including structure and predictions.Drafting response options

I can ask the user for specifics about which three players they mean and provide placeholders like [球员A], [球员B], and [球员C]. It might be helpful to offer a bilingual response and keep things concise.

I think I should follow the final answer structure and possibly use bullet points. I need to acknowledge that I can’t verify real-time updates and can present two options: write a match preview article, provide key points and lineup predictions, or a short social media version.

I’ll prepare a draft with placeholders in a typical format for Manchester United under Ten Hag in a generic 4-2-3-1 setup, mentioning Palace’s 4-3-3. I’ll avoid specific player names and instead use generic roles for positions, providing tactical insights and win probabilities without detailed odds. It could be useful to create both long and short drafts.Creating match preview template

I want to outline a match preview without stating home or away, using a title like "对阵水晶宫的联赛焦点战." For the injury overview, I'll list the roles and types of injuries using placeholders to avoid guessing specifics.

Next, I’ll address Manchester United's strategies and substitutes by role rather than names, mentioning tactics and match-ups generically.

For data trends, I can keep it vague about recent performances. I might offer conservative predictions like 1-1 or 0-1 and provide a short social media version.

At the end, I'll ask if they need actual player names and expected return dates to customize the lineup graphics.Structuring the match preview

I plan to use headings to clearly structure the match preview. I’ll include sections for the title, key pre-match points, tactical insights, lineup predictions with placeholders, potential outcomes, and a short social media version. Keeping everything concise will help make it easy for users to understand the content quickly. I’ll avoid mentioning any unnecessary details that might clutter the information. Let’s get that draft ready!