名记：洛杉矶俱乐部即将签下孙兴慜，球员已自宣将离开热刺（权威记者：洛杉矶队接近签下孙兴慜，他已宣布将告别热刺）

Analyzing user's message

The user's message is in Chinese and translates to a sports rumor about Son Heung-min leaving Tottenham for an LA club. While the user didn't ask a question, they may want confirmation or more information. I should ask if they want me to verify this rumor online. Since I have network access, I can look it up if they give the go-ahead. I just need to clarify their intentions first!Evaluating verification options

I need to provide a concise response about the rumor. It seems we have network access, so I can potentially use commands like curl to check news. However, I'm not sure if that will work because of the harness restrictions. First, I should ask the user if they want me to verify the rumor. If they do, I can mention the player's contract status, noting that Son's contract with Tottenham runs until 2025. Caution about rumors is essential!Crafting response about the transfer rumor

As of October 2024, Son is the captain of Tottenham and under contract until 2025. A transfer to an LA club like LAFC or LA Galaxy would be significant. Without browsing, I can’t confirm this rumor, so I should ask for clarification, like which journalist reported it and which LA club they’re referring to. I need to propose verifying through official sources or social media, while being cautious about parody accounts. I'll prepare a concise Chinese response outlining this.Planning for user's request

Since there’s no official announcement, I can ask the user if they want me to verify this with sources now. I can check Tottenham's official site, Son's social media, or any announcements from LAFC/LA Galaxy or reputable journalists like Fabrizio Romano. If they want a quick check, I should ask for permission to use the network, which I think is allowed. I’ll keep it concise and clarify, asking: "Do you want me to help verify this news source and its authenticity?" This way, I can also offer details regarding the transfer window.