Considering template options

We could propose a template that includes options and check on the season. However, providing a flexible preview might lead to inaccuracies. It seems like asking a quick clarifying question would help, and once confirmed, I can draft something promptly. I can consider two scenarios based on potential matchups, but I’d need rosters. It seems like it'd be safer to ask for specifics and then offer a structured approach covering injury/form, tactics, and more. A short preview with placeholders for updates would be useful too.Crafting tactical analysis

I want to focus on a safe, evergreen tactical analysis. It seems like United would likely press with a mid-block and aim for quick transitions, while PSG might have possession with asymmetric fullbacks. But in 2025, I shouldn’t mention specific players like Mbappé since he’ll likely be at Real Madrid. Instead, I’ll reference notable players for both teams without getting too specific until I confirm the details. Asking a few clarifying questions about the season, length, and tone will help shape the preview. I can offer a neutral tactical overview and maintain a concise, friendly style.Proposing an outline for analysis

I want to ask the user for specific details and suggest an outline for their request. Since this seems straightforward, I won't need to call for additional tools. I can craft a concise message in Chinese that offers options, starting with a general introduction paragraph and header outlines, while avoiding heavy formatting. I’ll include questions like what type of preview they want: strategic analysis, light reading, or a news preview, along with season details and wants regarding predicted lineups and length. After that, I can present an outline with relevant bullet points and ask for confirmation.