Clarifying user's request

The user provided a quote in Chinese from Capello about Spalletti, but it’s unclear what exactly they want. They might be looking for a summary of news articles related to this or just seeking more context or discussion about these figures in football. As I'm responding through a command-line interface, I think it would be best to ask a clarifying question. Contextually, Capello is advising Spalletti against being too rigid with formations, possibly regarding Italy’s national team during Euro 2024.Offering tactical analysis

I can analyze Spalletti's tactical flexibility and formations like 4-3-3, 3-5-2, and 4-2-3-1. Italy has faced challenges in these setups, especially with players like Scamacca, Chiesa, Barella, and Jorginho. I need to be careful not to invent details if I don't know the specific article; general commentary should be fine. It’s smart to ask the user what they want—do they need a news summary, context, or a tactical analysis? I’ll suggest quick bullet options to make it clear!Providing concise tactical analysis

I can offer a quick analysis on why a national team coach should be flexible. This can involve adapting to squad profiles, making in-game switches, and tailoring setups to opponents.

For Spalletti, flexible patterns could include a 4-3-3 shifting to a 3-2-5 in possession or a 4-4-2 when defending. I might suggest a 3-4-2-1 to accommodate wing-backs like Dimarco and Di Lorenzo.

I can include sample XI options to showcase different formations without running complex commands. I’ll keep it concise and ask the user what they’d like!Providing tactical context

Let's start with some quick context. Capello highlights the need for adaptability in Italy's uneven talent pool. At Napoli, Spalletti used a flexible 4-3-3 that shifted to a 2-3-5, but with Italy, he's experimented with 4-2-3-1 and 4-3-3. Against top teams, a 3-4-2-1 might be effective.

When it comes to being "not fixated," it means having structured training for possession and defensive setups, plus planned in-game switches. Concrete flexible plans could include a possession plan with a 3-2-5 formation and an alternative 3-4-2-1 that considers various personnel.Analyzing team selection and tactics

For the wing-backs, I could have Dimarco as the left wing-back and proceed with either Cambiaso or Darmian on the right. The midfield could feature Barella alongside Jorginho or Locatelli, while the attacking midfielders might be Chiesa with Pellegrini or Frattesi. As for the striker position, I should refer to a general striker profile without naming names, considering the changes in selection.

In-game switches could involve pushing to a 2-1-7 when chasing the game and shifting to a 5-4-1 for protection. I want to avoid pitfalls like changing tactics too often, as it can disrupt automatisms. I'll also offer the user a chance to choose between a news summary or a tactical analysis. Given that they wrote in Chinese, I’ll respond using concise Chinese bullets.