媒体人：邵佳一执教国足后，李昊成为接班颜骏凌的最热门人选（媒体人称：邵佳一挂帅国足后，李昊成接班颜骏凌的头号热门）

Clarifying user needs

I see the user has shared a Chinese sports news headline about Shao Jiayi taking charge of the national football team and Li Hao being a top candidate to succeed Yan Junling. The user might want more information or context. I could ask if they’re looking for a summary, analysis of potential goalkeeper options, or the coaching timeline. Also, I should provide a brief background on Shao Jiayi while being mindful that my info is up to date only until October 2024.Exploring user needs

I’m considering whether we should fetch information from Baidu or Weibo, but that feels like too much since the user hasn't specifically asked for verification. I think it would be better to ask what they want: analysis, background, or fact-checking. I can provide quick info on Yan Junling, a 1991-born goalkeeper nearing the end of his prime, and possibly introduce Li Hao, a promising younger goalkeeper born in 2003, recognized for his potential.Addressing user inquiries

I want to make sure to avoid spreading unverified claims, so I should present information based on media reports. I can acknowledge the report and then ask the user what they’re interested in: do they want sources, summaries of player characteristics, strengths and weaknesses, or a comparison of data? There are older options like Wang Dalei and Liu Dianzuo, plus younger goalkeepers like Han Jiaqi and Ma Zhen. I might propose a realistic list, highlighting Ma Zhen and Han Jiaqi as solid options.Analyzing goalkeeper options

I’ve noted that Li Shuai is older (born 1982) while Zeng Cheng has retired. Chen Zhechao is not a goalkeeper, and Liu Weiguo is also older. I can quickly scout Li Hao, highlighting his strengths like reflexes and improving footwork, while noting weaknesses such as less experience and challenges in aerial duels under pressure. It’s important to provide a balanced analysis. I think asking the user a single question and offering options in a numbered list would be effective for clarity and response.