Clarifying request options

I should ask if the user wants a translation, background on Rafael Leão, an analysis of his role at AC Milan, or an explanation of the significance of the number 10. Quick context: Leão has worn number 10 since the 2023-24 season, taking it after Brahim Díaz left. Previously, he wore number 17, while Tonali wore 8, and Brahim had 10 during his loan to Real Madrid from 2020-23. Calhanoglu wore it until 2021, and then it switched to Diaz. It all adds up!Offering tactical insights

I can provide some brief tactical commentary on Leão. He really excels on the left wing as an inverted winger, showcasing strength in ball carrying and one-on-one situations. However, he's less effective as a pure striker, especially with back-to-goal play. In a 2-striker system or as a left winger in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3, he shines. I could also mention that he’s elite at ball progression and take-ons. Should I offer to translate or expand with a short post?Crafting a response

I want to acknowledge the nice headline. Next, I should ask how I can help: do they want a translation, a brief news blurb, tactical analysis, quotes with context, or a comparison of Leão as a winger versus a striker? Let’s give a quick sample analysis: as a winger, he attacks space from the left and creates chances for his teammates, but as a striker, he might lose impact. The Milan tradition of the number 10 includes notable players, though I’m not entirely sure about the sequence of who wore it.Summarizing Milan's number 10 tradition

Hakan Calhanoglu wore the number 10 from 2017 to 2021, while Brahim Diaz had it from 2021 to 2023. Historically, Gianni Rivera is a noteworthy name associated with the number. I think Roberto Baggio might’ve worn number 10 too during 1995-1997. To avoid mistakes, it's best not to specifically name these players, but we can refer to the tradition of the number 10 as embodying creativity and core significance in Milan.

For a quick take on Leão: I agree he’s a winger with strengths in carrying, one-on-one situations, and wide-to-inside runs. As a striker, he needs back-to-goal capabilities and box movement, but his off-ball timing and streaky finishing make him less optimal in that role.Discussing Leão's role

The number 10 shirt fits Leão well since he’s the team’s primary chance creator and attacking reference. Now, I should ask what the user wants next: Do they want an extended analysis, comparisons (which I can't fetch), tactical scheme suggestions for using him centrally—like a rare 4-4-2 with a mobile partner—or maybe a short news write-up in Chinese? I think writing a concise piece in Chinese could be a great way to connect with the user's language preference.