Responding to news claims

The user shared a headline in Chinese, saying Shao Jiayi has been confirmed as the new head coach of the China national soccer team. They may be seeking verification or more information. Since I can't verify real-time claims due to the unknown network situation, I should respond cautiously. I could ask if they want background on Shao Jiayi or suggest verification steps. It's important to avoid making any false claims, especially since my last knowledge update is from October 2024.Clarifying verification steps

I should start by stating that I can't verify real-time news and suggest checking official sources like the China FA, 足球报 official Weibo, or Xinhua. I can offer to summarize Shao Jiayi's profile and discuss implications if the user wants that. If they share a link, I can try to help fact-check, but note that my network might be restricted. I should keep formatting simple, maybe using bullet points for quick verification steps and providing context about his career as a former player and administrative roles.Ensuring background accuracy

I need to make sure my information is accurate about Shao Jiayi (邵佳一). Born in 1980 in Beijing, he started as a midfielder with Beijing Guoan and moved to 1860 Munich in 2002, playing for Cottbus later. After returning to Guoan, he took on management roles, possibly as head of youth training at the CFA. However, I'm uncertain about his exact titles. It's worth noting that the term "当选" (elected) for a coach is unusual since they are typically "appointed," which could indicate misinformation. I should suggest checking further on that.

这条消息我无法实时核实。建议先用官方渠道确认：

• 看中国足协官网/官微是否发布“任命”公告（主帅通常是“任命”，不是“当选”）
• 查足球报官微/APP原文链接，核对发布时间、编辑署名
• 看新华社、央视体育是否同步快讯
• 是否有合同年限、教练组成员等细节，且多家独立媒体一致报道

发我原链接或截图，我可以帮你快速辨别真伪；需要的话也能给你整理一下邵佳一的履历与可能的执教侧重点。