Considering user request

The user sent a message in Chinese mentioning a Saudi club's offer to Salah that exceeds Cristiano Ronaldo's. It sounds like news, but they didn't pose a specific question. I need to consider the environment settings for browsing; if network access is unclear, I can still summarize based on what I've got. I'll respond with a brief overview and ask the user how they'd like to proceed—are they looking for verification or more details like the specific club involved?Considering historical context

I’m recalling rumors from 2023 about Al-Ittihad offering Salah a salary that might surpass Ronaldo's, which was reported to be around €200 million per year. It’s essential that I don’t make any assertions without browsing. I could ask the user if they want a quick fact-check, timeline, or even a Chinese response, since their input was in Chinese. I should keep my response concise and friendly, offering to provide additional context about similar offers in Saudi Arabia.Clarifying user needs

Since there’s no image input, I want to ask the user if they would prefer a verification or a brief summary. I can share some context about the ongoing rumors related to Salah and Al-Ittihad, like previous bids and reported salaries. However, I need to be careful not to make any unfounded claims—using hedging language like "according to multiple reports." If they want, I can offer to quickly verify the latest sources and reliability. I’ll explain what the package might include, like after-tax salary and signing bonuses.Crafting the response

I want to acknowledge the headline and offer the user some options. They might want: a quick verification of the latest reports and source credibility, a comparison of Saudi salaries for players like Ronaldo and Neymar, insights into Salah's contract with Liverpool, or just a brief conclusion with numbers. I should also ask if a specific club is mentioned, as most rumors point to Al-Ittihad but some refer to Al-Hilal. I can compose a concise response in Chinese while reminding them to be cautious about second-hand reports from Egyptian media.