Considering user support

I can definitely ask clarifying questions like, "Do you need me to summarize reports, sources, and key data?" or maybe compare injury costs between two teams. But I should keep things concise and only ask when it's really needed. The user might want a quick summary or more details. It could be helpful to offer to pull the original report, but I need to remember that searching the web requires network approval. I'll check in with the user about that!Crafting response for injury costs

I should confirm the headline content, which discusses a Spanish media report on injury-related costs from the past five seasons. For Real Madrid, that's €168 million, which is more than Barcelona—I'll need to find their specific value. I can provide context about what injury costs cover, like wages for unavailable players and medical expenses, while also mentioning typical sources like the Howden European Football Injury Index.

I can ask if the user wants a breakdown by season or players, or even the source link.

It might be helpful to share insights on what drives higher costs, such as players like Hazard and Bale dealing with injuries, and how this impacts the overall costs without providing exact numbers for Barcelona just yet.Creating a cautious response in Chinese

I should keep it straightforward by saying "远超巴萨" without quantifying. Since I want to avoid misinformation, I can state that similar statistics usually come from sources like Howden, but I should clarify that I can verify the report if needed.

I’ll acknowledge that we’re discussing injury cost statistics and mention how they’re typically calculated.

The key point is that Real Madrid's injury costs over the past five seasons are about €168 million, driven by long-term injuries and high salaries of players like Hazard and Bale.

I can offer to find the original report or provide detailed breakdowns. I’ll ask what the user prefers.