索扎将吹罚生涯第三场米兰德比，曾执法23-24赛季国米5-1米兰（索扎将第三度主哨米兰德比，曾在23／24赛季执法国米5-1米兰）

Clarifying user preferences

Since I don't have specific network details, I want to make sure I provide accurate information. The user shared a statement, and I can respond by acknowledging it, asking if they'd like more information, or offering to list Sozza's previous derby matches and key stats, including his card average and any fan-related controversies.

It might be good to ask for their preferences, such as wanting an expanded discussion, stats, style analysis, or the teams' records with this referee. Keeping it friendly and concise should work!Crafting the news blurb

I want to create a quick, neutral-toned blurb about Simone Sozza, but I realize his age could be off. As of 2025, he’s 38, but since the news is focused on an upcoming derby, I might not need to mention his age.

Instead, I can provide general stats while being careful to avoid committing to specifics. I’ll say something like, “This will be his third Milan derby.” I also think it’s good to briefly mention his refereeing style while being cautious about accuracy.

I’ll ask the user if they’d prefer a quick news summary or more detailed stats about Sozza's past derby officiating and the teams’ records. How about these options:

• A quick 30-second news version
• A pre-game highlights version with bullet points on significance and possible impacts? Let's go with that!Creating the news blurb

I think it's a good idea to propose a template and fill it with known information. For the news blurb, I can create a concise 2-3 sentence expansion, then ask the user if they want more details like past derby specifics, recent average yellow/red card stats, team records, or any controversial calls.

Here's a draft: "The Italian referee Simone Sozza has been confirmed to officiate the upcoming Milan derby. This will be his third time refereeing this derby, having previously officiated the Inter vs. Milan match in the 2023-24 season."

I’ll also ask if the user needs me to supplement with more statistics or rewrite it for social media. Let's go with that!