Considering the user’s query
I'm thinking we should respond with some uncertainty and ask for more details, like the date or context, and offer to look it up if possible. The CLI shows I have network access by default, but this environment might have some restrictions. It might be best to ask the user if they want the latest updates. Without the latest info, I could mention that muscle discomfort timelines vary: if it's just discomfort, he might return in a few days; for a micro-tear, 1-2 weeks.Formulating a concise response
For simple queries, I think it’s best to use plain sentences. I'll respond in Chinese, saying we need to wait for team updates on injuries. Typically, muscle discomfort means resting for at least a few days. If the next Champions League match is less than a week away, his participation is uncertain and requires evaluation before the game. I'll ask if the user wants me to check for the latest updates. Also, I’ll keep the message short and straightforward, without heavy formatting.
要看伤情评估结果。肌肉“不适”可能只是疲劳/痉挛(3–5天可恢复),也可能是轻微拉伤(通常7–10天),如果是更严重的拉伤则至少2–3周。若下场欧冠在一周内,是否能出场通常取决于:
- 核磁/超声结果是否排除拉伤
- 能否参加赛前合练且无疼痛
- 教练组是否愿意冒险,常见做法是进大名单但视赛前感觉决定是否出场 
需要我帮你查最新官方/媒体更新,确认复查结果和是否随队吗?

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