Planning response for user in Chinese

I need to respond to a user in Chinese regarding the latest signings and trends in the soccer transfer market. My knowledge is limited to what I know up until October 2024, and the current date is December 27, 2025. Since I might need the latest information, I should consider asking for clarification on which league or club they are interested in and the specific timeframe. I can suggest discussing general trends or propose reliable sources for tracking deals. It’s important not to assert any unknown current signings.Considering user request on transfer trends

In this CLI, I have the option to search the web, but our network sandbox is default enabled. I should check if the user wants me to fetch the latest data, especially since this is sensitive content. I’ll outline structural trends, like Premier League spending patterns, the Saudi Pro League’s slowdown after 2023, and UEFA’s cost control measures. I can also touch on topics such as youth focus, multi-club ownership, and trends in outbound MLS transfers. There’s a lot to discuss!Analyzing financial trends in soccer

I’m looking at some financial sustainability trends, like UEFA’s introduction of a 70% squad cost ratio. The EPL has seen clubs like Everton and Nottingham offloading players to meet financial sustainability requirements, with losses reaching £105 million over three years. Chelsea has a new amortization limit of five years, impacting their contract strategies.

The user likely wants a bullet list of notable recent transfers. I can mention some from fall 2024 while noting that data is current only until October 2024, like Mbappé to Real Madrid and Endrick's arrival.Asking for user preferences on transfers

I think it’s best to ask the user which league or club they’re interested in and the specific time window for their query. Do they want me to fetch the latest signings?

Meanwhile, I can provide a structural trend analysis for the upcoming winter transfer window in 2025. This could include key performance indicators, approximate market prices, wage-to-fee ratios, and effects like Brexit impacting homegrown premiums. It's important to keep things general to avoid inaccuracies, especially since the user’s request was brief. I can suggest a concise summary of latest signings, analysis, and predictions.Crafting response for transfer monitoring

I’m thinking we can create a template script to monitor transfers through APIs, like using Transfermarkt for scraping, though that’s not ideal. It might be useful to provide some quick RSS sources or Twitter/X lists, but as a code agent, I’m not sure it’s necessary.

I'll prepare a response in Chinese, starting with a question about the user's scope preference and whether they want me to fetch the latest deals. Then, I’ll present a bullet summary of current market trends for the 2025 winter window and any strategy suggestions. I’ll also offer to fetch a list of recent signings, keeping everything concise and clear.