Considering cautious responses

I need to be careful about hallucinating details since we're offline. I think it's best to ask the user if they want details, like a summary or confirmation. It's probably helpful to get clarifying questions, like what specific information they want: an incident timeline, career details, impact, or sources? I should acknowledge the topic briefly and suggest I can look up sources while avoiding heavy formatting. But web requests aren’t in my tool list; using shell isn't ideal.Offering a concise summary

I think it’s a conversation where I don’t need to fetch too much information. I can summarize the player's history briefly, touching on his time at Shenhua and Kitchee, while mentioning the club's announcement about the early termination due to a disciplinary breach. I’ll avoid speculation since specifics aren’t disclosed.

I could offer to create a timeline of his career or compare disciplinary policies. I should also plan to present options for what the user would like, all while incorporating some Chinese text for clarity.