Clarifying user needs

I see that the user posted a headline but didn’t ask a specific question. I think it’s best to ask what they really want: confirmation, more context, or perhaps details. I could acknowledge the headline and inquire if they’re looking for information on Miura or the Kouhaku judging panel. I might mention that Kazuyoshi Miura, born in 1967, is the oldest active professional footballer at 58. I definitely want to stick to known facts and avoid any errors!Considering verification and context

I can’t verify the news without browsing, but since the user wrote "官方," it seems official. I should avoid making any assertions I can’t confirm, so I think it’s a good idea to ask what they need. I could provide context about Kouhaku and ask if they want a translation or a brief summary. If they want confirmation via sources, I’ll need to browse. I notice that the CLI setup suggests I might run curl to fetch pages, but that could be heavy to attempt without clear tools.Clarifying user request

The user hasn't explicitly asked for verification, so it might be better to clarify what they need. I could ask if they want background information, significance, or an English translation. Just a quick note: this situation blends sports and pop culture, since Kouhaku often has notable judges.

I can acknowledge their interest and then briefly explain that Kazuyoshi Miura, nicknamed "Kazu," is the oldest active professional player. I’ll avoid heavy formatting and keep it minimal, perhaps offering to draft a short news release if they need it.