Interpreting news content

The user shared a message in Chinese about Bayern's plan to discuss contract extensions with Gnabry and Goretzka in January. Since they didn't ask a direct question, they might be looking for a summary or further details. I should reply with a brief summary and check if they want more information. I don't need to browse the web unless specifically requested, since this is a straightforward task that I can handle without additional resources.Summarizing contract discussions

The user provided a short headline likely seeking a brief summary. I can highlight key points like the current contract statuses and Bayern's motivation to clarify situations as both players have faced injuries. I should mention that Bayern plans to restart talks in January but avoid making assumptions. A good approach would be to confirm with the user if they want me to assemble points, background, and potential impacts. I'll clarify the contracts of both players, which expire in 2026, ensuring all information is accurate.Summarizing contract negotiations

Both Gnabry and Goretzka's contracts reportedly run until 2026, and Bayern wants to avoid entering the final year of their deals. They plan to discuss extensions or make decisions by summer. I can outline some bullet points about negotiation factors, including Bayern's midfield depth and injuries affecting Gnabry. The new coach will be Vincent Kompany from June 2024, but I should keep the focus on the headline. I’ll check if the user prefers a brief news update, a summary with bullet points, or social media copies, and include that in Chinese.Applying final answer guidelines

I want to keep my response concise and straightforward by following the style guidelines. I'll interpret the headline and then provide 2-3 bullet points, such as the fact that both players' contracts last until 2026, Bayern's intention to clarify their futures before the final year, and how current form and injuries could impact negotiations. After that, I’ll check what format the user wants for the information, making sure to keep it simple without including any code or file operations.