Considering verification and analysis

We can propose to verify whether the user wants us to check official sources. If so, we'll request approval to browse. However, I can also provide background on Tomiyasu and Ajax's defensive needs, keeping in mind the importance of not sharing unverified information as fact.

I think we should maintain a cautious and collaborative tone. I could ask, "Do you want me to verify this news with official sources now?" and proceed based on their response.Exploring options and context

I can provide a quick profile outlining positions, strengths, injury records, and fit within Ajax's style. I should propose options for the user: 1) Verify through official announcements, 2) Offer a scouting report, 3) Discuss contract implications, 4) Explain registration windows, 5) Provide injury and availability updates, and 6) Review Ajax's squad depth at RB/CB.

If the move is until the season ends, it suggests a short-term deal, like a loan. Since Tomiyasu's contract with Arsenal runs until 2026, a permanent move seems unlikely, so it’s more probably a loan deal.Crafting a response with options

I want to create a concise response that includes options and an offer to verify. My guidelines tell me to keep formatting simple, without running any heavy commands or referencing files.

First, I’ll ask if the user wants verification by checking official Ajax or Arsenal websites and reputable outlets. Then, I’ll provide a brief bullet analysis of his profile, fit in Ajax, availability issues, and estimated role under Ajax’s typical possession-based 4-3-3 system.

I’ll also note regulatory details like salary rules in the Eredivisie and ask what the user would like to do next.Responding to the user

I want to keep my response brief since the user shared a headline. I’ll acknowledge it and ask, "Got it! Do you want me to verify this or draft a post?"

If they’re interested in a news post, I can offer to write a short piece, suggesting a 120-200 word write-up. It’s important to present these options clearly to understand their preference, so I’ll be sure to propose verification or writing a summary.