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First, the user says: "If the article excerpt doesn't exist, write a 200 bytes article excerpt based on the article 'Roy Keane backed to make sensational return to management by former Man Utd team-mate having learned from being 'too intense''. Just output the article excerpt, don't output the AI prompt."
Then, it continues: "Rewrite the following article excerpt to make it more appealing while keeping the HTML markup unchanged. Edit only the visible content in the HTML that is rendered and displayed on the front-end, and output only the modified excerpt. Article excerpts only need to be one paragraph long and should not exceed 200 bytes."
The provided excerpt is: "Former Manchester United defender Wes Brown has backed Roy Keane to make a sensational return to management - this time as a more balanced figure ready to lead the Republic of Ireland. Brown believes Keane's intensity has mellowed with time and experience, making him perfectly placed to inject passion and discipline into an Irish side struggling for identity and direction."
This seems like a single instruction with two parts, but I need to clarify what to do. The user is asking me to rewrite the given excerpt to make it more appealing, while keeping the HTML markup unchanged. However, the provided excerpt doesn't have any HTML markup; it's just plain text.
The instruction says: "keeping the HTML markup unchanged" and "Edit only the visible content in the HTML that is rendered and displayed on the front-end." But in the message, there's no HTML provided. Maybe I need to assume that the excerpt is within some HTML, but it's not specified.
At the beginning, it mentions writing a 200 bytes article excerpt if it doesn't exist, based on the title. But then it provides an excerpt to rewrite.
Re-reading it: "If the article excerpt doesn't exist, write a 200 bytes article excerpt based on the article..." and then immediately says "Rewrite the following article excerpt..."
This might be a conditional, but since they provide one, I should rewrite it.
The key instruction is to rewrite the given excerpt to make it more appealing, ensure it's one paragraph, no more than

Former Manchester United legend Michael Carrick is emerging as the prime candidate for Rangers manager, as Liverpool icon Steven Gerrard opts out of the race. Following a disastrous start to the 2025-26 season, with fan protests leading to Russell Martin's dismissal earlier this month

Ruben Neves soared to deliver a dramatic last-gasp header, clinching a thrilling 1-0 win for Portugal over Ireland's stubborn defense in Lisbon. Despite Cristiano Ronaldo's penalty being spectacularly saved by Caoimhin Kelleher, Neves emerged as the unexpected hero for the hosts