Interpreting PSG news

The user shared a sentence about PSG, noting their squad's value. It seems like they’re discussing sports news, which is casual. I think it’s worth providing context, like identifying the three players mentioned. As of 2025, I need to be careful because my last knowledge was in October 2024. Notably, Kylian Mbappé left for Real Madrid in 2024, so it’ll affect the valuation. I should mention other notable players like Warren Zaïre-Emery and others, and clarify that having three over €100 million might not be accurate without Mbappé.Clarifying PSG valuations

Looking at PSG's player valuations, in 2023, I see that Mbappé was at €180m, Hakimi at €70m, and Nuno at €65m, meaning none exceeded €100m. Historically, even in 2021 with Neymar, the numbers still don't show three players over €100m. I think it’s better to ask the user for clarification on their source and date for accuracy. There are names that could be candidates for above €100m, like WZE or Xavi Simons, depending on loan status and potential. I'll respond engagingly to their comment about PSG.Engaging with user on PSG valuations

Since I'm not sure about the exact source, I think it’s best to ask the user, saying something like, "Which source are you referring to? I can help break down the current squad's valuations and who might be the three over €100m." I could mention the option to pull the latest valuations if allowed. It’s important to keep my response friendly and casual while providing context about PSG's finances. I might propose Warren Zaïre-Emery and others as potential candidates, but I'll keep it uncertain.Offering to provide PSG valuations

I think a good approach is to ask, "Would you like me to list the latest squad valuations and who the three players over €100m are?" I can also offer to compare with Manchester City and Real Madrid. My response will be positive, inquiring about their source for the information. I can offer to break down the valuations or run a quick summary right now since I’m in a chat environment. I’ll do this in Chinese.