Considering network limitations

I think there's no dedicated tool for browsing the network, just shell commands. I could try using curl to get news, but it seems like network access might require user approval. Since it’s not strictly necessary, I should ask the user what they want—do they need me to verify something, write an article, or summarize?

The user posted a headline I could respond to, pointing out inaccuracies regarding Tottenham not winning the Europa League during Son's tenure. It’s helpful to clarify whether they’d like me to fact-check or write something.Fact-checking inaccuracies

I'm going to frame a response focusing on fact-checking. First, I need to note some inaccuracies. The Europa League title is incorrect—Tottenham last won the UEFA Cup in 1984. While Son did win the Golden Boot for the 21/22 season, I can't confirm anything about a "33-year-old leaving" without a source or timeframe.

I could offer to fact-check if the user shares a link or wants me to search, and I could propose a corrected headline. However, it's better not to make assumptions and instead suggest two possible versions based on whether his departure is confirmed.

If he has left, I’ll mention that he won the Premier League Golden Boot, but replace "Europa League champion" with "Champions League runner-up," or even indicate "no major championship" since Tottenham hadn't secured significant trophies in his era until 2024.Structuring the final response

I want to keep my answer concise and structured with bullet points. First, I’ll confirm key details: the Premier League Golden Boot for 21/22 is accurate, but the Europa League title is incorrect. Tottenham hasn’t won it in the last decade, and since Son's arrival in 2015, the club has no major trophies as of October 2024.

I can’t confirm anything regarding a "self-declared departure" without a source. Next, I’ll suggest rewriting the headline to reflect possible scenarios if the departure is true. I could ask if the user wants me to help fact-check, write a news piece, or summarize Son’s career stats, like his appearances and goals.

But I should be cautious and remind them that Tottenham historically won the Europa League in 1972 and 1984, not during Son's era. I might mention he became one of Tottenham’s top scorers, probably passing Jermain Defoe. I'll avoid exact figures to prevent errors and need permission to browse sources if necessary. Lastly, I’ll prepare the response in Chinese.Offering fact-checking assistance

I think I could ask if the user wants me to help with a fact-check while noting that I'd need a link for that. Using approvals seems unnecessary since I can just offer to look into it if they shoot over some information. It’s also good to remember that certain special user requests don’t apply here. So, I’ll go ahead and prepare my response to offer that support!