Responding to the user in Chinese

The user shared news that “IFFHS announced the Best Club of 2024, Real Madrid won.” This seems like they might want a summary or commentary. I'll acknowledge their statement and provide context about the IFFHS, which stands for International Federation of Football History & Statistics. Real Madrid had a fantastic 2023/24 season, winning La Liga and the Champions League. It’s likely that their points from monthly rankings led them to be recognized as the best club. I'll include key stats and mention notable runners-up too.Summarizing football achievements

In 2024, Bayer Leverkusen was unbeaten Bundesliga champions and Europa League runners-up, while Manchester City won the Premier League and Inter claimed Serie A. Real Madrid had a standout year, winning both the UEFA Champions League and La Liga, and then they beat Atalanta 2-0 in the UEFA Super Cup. However, since the IFFHS award timeline is after 2024 or early 2025, I need to be cautious about information beyond my October 2024 knowledge cutoff. I want to avoid making assumptions!Responding to user news

The user seems to be sharing news, so the best approach is to acknowledge it and ask if they’d like a summary or analysis. I can definitely provide a concise overview about why Real Madrid won, highlighting their accomplishments without adding unverified details. I might phrase it like: "要不要我简单盘点皇马为何当选、关键数据、以及其他入围/竞争对手？” While I can mention strong competitors like Bayer Leverkusen, Manchester City, and Inter Milan, I'll be cautious about stating anything I'm not confident about. Also, I should be careful about fetching more details since network access isn't guaranteed.Responding briefly in Chinese

I want to respond concisely and ask the user what they need. I'll create a compact reaction in Chinese with key points, like this:

• 恭喜皇马获IFFHS 2024世界最佳俱乐部
• IFFHS评选依据：全年月度积分、赛事权重（欧冠>联赛>杯赛）
• 皇马2024亮点：欧冠夺冠、西甲夺冠、年轻化换代成功
• 主要竞争对手：勒沃库森、曼城、国际米兰、亚特兰大

I can also ask if they want the full ranking list or information on key performances, clarifying if they need news graphics, social media copy, or brief comments.