Real Madrid Considers Transferring Vinicius Jr. for €250 Million Amid Saudi Investment Opportunities

First, the user says: "If the article excerpt doesn't exist, write a 200 bytes article excerpt based on the article 'Vini Jr isn't untouchable! Real Madrid ready to sanction transfer IF eye-watering €250m valuation is met as Los Blancos look to capitalise on Saudi riches'. Just output the article excerpt, don't output the AI prompt."

But then, they provide an actual article excerpt: "Vinicius Junior is no longer "untouchable" at Real Madrid, according to reports, with Los Blancos prepared to sanction a sale if the right offer arrives. That deal would need to smash all kinds of records, with the Spanish giants demanding €250 million (£217m/$290m) for their Brazil international forward. Few teams can afford to meet that asking price, but big-spending sides in the Saudi Pro League could."

And they instruct: "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 original excerpt is already given, so I need to rewrite it, not create a new one from scratch.

Key instructions:

- Make it more appealing.

- Keep the HTML markup unchanged.

- Edit only the visible content.

- Output only the modified excerpt.

- The excerpt should be one paragraph long and not exceed 200 bytes.

The provided excerpt doesn't have explicit HTML markup; it's just text with HTML entities like " for quotes. But the user says "keeping the HTML markup unchanged," so perhaps the excerpt is embedded in some HTML, but in the message, it's plain text.

Looking closely: "Vinicius Junior is no longer "untouchable" at Real Madrid, according to reports, with Los Blancos prepared to sanction a sale if the right offer arrives. That deal would need to smash all kinds of records, with the Spanish giants demanding €250 million (£217m/$290m) for their Brazil international forward. Few teams can afford to meet that asking price, but big-spending sides in the Saudi Pro League could."

This is probably meant to be the content inside some HTML tags, but since it's not specified, I should treat the text as is and make it more appealing.

The user says: "output only the modified excerpt." And earlier, "Article excerpts only need to be one paragraph long and should not exceed 200 bytes."

200 bytes is very short. Let me check the length of the original:

The original text is about 300-400 characters, which is more than 200 bytes. I need to ensure the rewritten version is <= 200 bytes.

One paragraph, so I have to condense it.

To make it more appealing: I need to make it more engaging, perhaps more exciting or sensational, while keeping the facts.

Steps:

1. Rewrite the content to be more appealing.

2. Keep it to one paragraph.

3. Ensure it's under 200 bytes.

4. Output only the modified excerpt, without any additional text.

What is "HTML markup unchanged"? The original text has ", which is an HTML entity. I need to preserve that or any other markup. But since it's all text, I just need to rewrite the text inside.

Perhaps the excerpt is something like:

Vinicius Junior is no longer "untouchable" at Real Madrid, according to reports, with Los Blancos prepared to sanction a sale if the right offer arrives. That deal would need to smash all kinds of records, with the Spanish giants demanding €250 million (£217m/$290m) for their Brazil international forward. Few teams can afford to meet that asking price, but big-spending sides in the Saudi Pro League could.

I need to edit only the visible content, so replace the text inside the tags, but keep the tags.

The user says: "output only the modified excerpt," and "don't output the AI prompt," so probably just the text.

In the initial part, they say to output the article excerpt, so I think just the rewritten paragraph.

First, let's count the bytes of the original to understand.

Original text: "Vinicius Junior is no longer "untouchable" at Real Madrid, according to reports, with Los Blancos prepared to sanction a sale if the right offer arrives. That deal would need to smash all kinds of records, with the Spanish giants demanding €250 million (£217m/$290m) for their Brazil international forward. Few teams can afford to meet that asking price, but big-spending sides in the Saudi Pro League could."

Let's estimate: This is roughly 350 characters, and since most are ASCII, about 350 bytes. So, I need to cut it down.

Rewritten version must be <= 200 bytes.

Make it more appealing: Use more dramatic language, shorter sentences, exciting words.

Key points:

- Vinicius Junior is not untouchable at Real Madrid.

- Real Madrid might sell him for €250 million.

- Saudi clubs could afford it.

Rewritten idea: "Real Madrid is open to selling star forward Vinicius Junior for a staggering €250 million! The Brazilian talent, once deemed untouchable, could be on the move if Saudi Pro League teams meet the price."

Now, check length.

Let me write a draft:

"Real Madrid might let go of Vinicius Junior for an eye-watering €250 million! The Brazilian star is up for grabs if Saudi clubs pay up, making headlines in the transfer market."

Count bytes: Let's type it out.

"Real Madrid might let go of Vinicius Junior for an eye-watering €250 million! The Brazilian star is up for grabs if Saudi clubs pay up, making headlines in the transfer market."

Character count: Approximately 120 characters, so under 200 bytes.

Include the quotes: In the original, there are ", so if I have quotes, I need to use ".

In my draft, I don't have quotes around words, but the original has "untouchable".

I need to keep that if it's part of the visible content.

The original has: "no longer "untouchable""

In the rewritten version, if I use "untouchable", I should probably keep it as "untouchable" to maintain the HTML entity.

The user says: "Edit only the visible content in the HTML that is rendered and displayed on the front-end"

Visible content would be the rendered text, so "untouchable" instead of "untouchable".

This is confusing. Probably, in the output, I should output the text as it would be rendered, with entities if necessary, but since the user said "keeping the HTML markup unchanged," I think I need to output the text with the entities as in the original.

To simplify, perhaps just rewrite the text and use entities where appropriate.

For safety, I'll assume that if the original has ", I should use it in the same way.

In my rewritten version, if I need quotes, I'll use ".

In my draft: "Real Madrid might let go of Vinicius Junior for an eye-watering

First, the user wants me to rewrite an HTML article based on the query. The query is about rewriting the provided article to make it 100% unique while keeping its high quality and original meaning. I have to follow specific instructions.

Key instructions:

  1. Preserve all original images exactly as they are: That means I can’t alter, delete, or add any images. The images are in the

    tag at the beginning, so I must keep that HTML code intact.

  1. Use H2, H3, and H4 tags for subheadings: No prefixes like #. Also, ensure H2 titles incorporate the article’s primary keywords.
  1. Add an engaging secondary headline at the beginning: Followed by a new introduction based on this headline.
  1. Structure all subheadings using H2, H3, and H4: I need to create new headings that reflect the restructured content.
  1. Fully paraphrase the content: This includes headers. I have to restructure sentences, use synonyms, reorganize paragraphs, replace examples with new equivalents, and create new headings.
  1. Adjust the tone: Make it different from the original but ensure coherence, logical flow, and retain essential SEO keywords.
  1. Act as a Content Writer: Not a Virtual Assistant. Return only the rewritten article content, no additional comments or text.
  1. Don’t edit HTML tags, only text: So, the structure remains, but I paraphrase the text inside.

The original article is about Vinicius Junior potentially moving from Real Madrid to Saudi Arabia, with details on transfers, quotes, etc.

Primary keywords from the article: “Vinicius Junior”, “Real Madrid”, “transfer”, “Saudi Arabia”, “€250m valuation”, etc.

I need to add an engaging secondary headline at the beginning. The original starts with images and paragraphs, so I’ll add this right after the images.

Then, structure the content with H2, H3, H4.

First, identify the main sections in the original article:

  • Introduction with images and initial paragraphs about speculation.
  • Possibility of Vinicius moving, his performance, and Real Madrid’s options.
  • Quote from Sky Sports about the potential sale.
  • Contract details and decisions.
  • Claims about Al-Ahli in talks.
  • Quotes from Saudi officials and Al-Ittihad director.
  • Closing paragraph about Vinicius’s current status.

For the rewritten version, I need to create new H2 headings that incorporate primary keywords. For example, an H2 like “Potential Transfer of Vinicius Junior to Saudi Arabia”.

Fully paraphrase: Rephrase everything. For instance, instead of “Ambitious outfits from that part of the world have previously seen a move for Vinicius speculated on,” I could say “Teams from the Middle East have long eyed Vinicius for a potential transfer.”

Replace examples: The original mentions Neymar’s transfer; I need to replace it with an equivalent one, but the instruction says “replacing examples or analogies with new but equivalent ones.” So, for Neymar, I could use another high-profile transfer, like Mbappe’s or someone else’s, but keep it relevant.

In the original, it’s Neymar’s transfer as a record. I need to find an equivalent, perhaps another big transfer fee.

The instruction is: “replacing examples or analogies with new but equivalent ones”, so yes, change Neymar to something else, like the transfer of another player with a high fee.

To keep SEO, I should retain keywords.

Adjust tone: Original is journalistic, sensational. Make

First, the query is about writing an article on “Real Madrid Considers Transferring Vinicius Jr. for €250 Million Amid Saudi Investment Opportunities.” But the web search results provided are about scholarships in Bihar, India, not about Real Madrid or football transfers. This is a mismatch.

The user provided web search results that are irrelevant to the query. The results are from medhasoft.bihar.gov.in and related sites. However, the instructions First, the user is pointing out a mismatch between the query and the provided web search results. The query is about writing an article on “Real Madrid Considers Transferring Vinicius Jr. for €250 Million Amid Saudi Investment Opportunities,” which is a topic in football (soccer), involving Real Madrid and a player named Vinicius Jr.

However, the web search results given in the message are about Google Chrome, Wikipedia on Google, and Google accounts. In the user’s message, it says: “Web search results: [1]: Google Chrome – … [2]: Google – Wikipedia … [3]: Sign in – Google Accounts …”

But then in the query description, it mentions: “But the web search results provided are about scholarships in Bihar, India, not about Real Madrid or football transfers.” There might be a confusion. Looking back:

The user says: “Web search results: [1]: Google Chrome – …”

And then: “Query: First, the query is about writing an article on “Real Madrid Considers Transferring Vinicius Jr. for €250 Million Amid Saudi Investment Opportunities.” But the web search results provided are about scholarships in Bihar, India, not about Real Madrid or football transfers.”

In the provided text, the search results are about Google, not scholarships. Perhaps there’s an error in the user’s message. In the instructions, it says: “The user provided web search results that are irrelevant to the query. The results are from medhasoft.bihar.gov.in and related sites.”

Actually, in the message you pasted, it shows Google-related results, but the user is describing them as about scholarships. This might be a typo or inconsistency in the prompt.

For my response, I need to follow the instructions: Use the provided web search results to write a comprehensive reply to the given query.

The query is to write an article on that Real Madrid topic, but the search results are about Google, which are irrelevant.

Instructions say: “Using the provided web search results, write a comprehensive reply to the given query. Make sure to cite results using[başvurmak:[başvurmak:(URL)]notation after the reference. If the provided search results refer to multiple subjects with the same name, write separate answers for each subject.”

The provided search results don’t match the query at all. They’re about Google products, not football.

The instructions also specify: “Do not cite links and content from zhihu.com or www.zhihu.com. Do not cite links and content from baidu.com or tieba.baidu.com or pan.baidu.com.”

Since the provided results are from Google-related sites, I can use them, but they don’t relate to the query.

The query seems to be malformed. It starts with: “Query: First, the query is about writing an article on…” and then describes the issue.

Perhaps the actual query is: “Write an article on “Real Madrid Considers Transferring Vinicius Jr. for €250 Million Amid Saudi Investment Opportunities.””

I have to use the provided search results, which are irrelevant.

In this case, I should note the mismatch and perhaps state that I can’t provide a relevant response based on the given results.

The instructions say to write a comprehensive reply using the provided results. Since they don’t match, I might need