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Considering user request

The user message is in Chinese, saying that Sky Sports has obtained the broadcasting rights for the Europa League and Europa Conference League from 2027-2031. It seems they might be providing this as a headline and want me to create some content around it. Since there are no specific instructions to run any commands, I think I can craft a concise news article instead. Maybe I should clarify if they prefer a brief article, a social media post, or an analysis.Drafting a news write-up

I should create a succinct write-up in Chinese, possibly using bullet points to cover rights, coverage, regions, duration, and context. However, I need to be cautious about hallucinations—if I mention specifics like matches or regions without verification, I could be spreading misinformation. To be safe, I might ask for a source link or stick to a generic template.

I can provide safe content, like stating that “Sky Sports announced it has secured rights…” without claiming specifics that aren’t confirmed.Creating a generic news draft

I should avoid specifying the region and just refer to "天空体育" in an unspecified market instead. The “官方” indicates it's an official announcement, so I can keep this high-level.

I can offer options like a 50-word news flash, a 150-200 word news piece with background, social media variants, and push notification texts. I think I should propose providing a short news brief while asking if they want a longer article or social media copy.

Let’s include a title, a lead about the broadcasting rights, and key points about the cycle, events, and platforms without naming the current rights holder. I’ll also add a placeholder for a quote if they have a press release.Clarifying user preferences

I see that I can ask the user for specifics about the region and platform, but they might also just be looking for a catchy headline. They gave me a headline, so maybe they want it rephrased—it's a bit ambiguous.

I should ask them: 你想要我基于这个写条快讯/长稿/社媒文案/问答分析？ I can provide numbered options for them to choose easily, which is a good guideline to follow.

I’ll prepare three headline variants, a 120-character news brief, and three social media copies (for Weibo, public account, push notification). Plus, I’ll ask for region and an official source to add more details!