Considering user request

I see the user posted a sentence in Chinese about Germany's predicted starting lineup, mentioning players like Sané and Wirtz. They haven't asked a specific question, so they might want more context or details on the lineup, possibly related to Euro 2024.

I'll provide a possible lineup based on what I know, but I need to be cautious about accuracy since I don’t have the full article details. It might be good to ask for clarification on the match or date mentioned.Clarifying user needs

I think it’s best to ask the user which match they're referring to, like the opener against Scotland or a game against Hungary. They might also want to see the full predicted lineup.

Last I knew, Germany typically lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation during Euro 2024, but their mention of Anton pairing with Tah suggests adjustments might be happening due to injuries or rest for Rüdiger. So, it seems like a different projected roster with Sané and Wirtz in the wings.Proposing a likely lineup

I can suggest a probable starting XI for Germany: Neuer in goal, Kimmich at right back, and a center-back pairing of Tah and Anton. For left back, it could be Mittelstädt or Raum. In midfield, I think Kroos and Andrich work well together, with Gündoğan as the attacking midfielder. On the wings, Wirtz and Sané might switch sides, and either Havertz or Füllkrug could be the striker.

I should ask the user if they want the full predicted lineup with positions and substitutes, as well as the specific match they are interested in.Providing predicted XI

I want to deliver a concise response regarding the predicted lineup shared by Sky DE, highlighting players like Sané, Wirtz, and the center-back pairing of Tah and Anton. I should ask the user if they want the full XI, the formation, tactical points, or details on changes from the last match, while specifying the opponent.

I'll suggest a safe generic 4-2-3-1 lineup, making it clear this is a prediction based on player conditions. I can also note that Anton's presence over Rüdiger depends on fitness or rotation, but I shouldn't make firm assumptions there.Providing a generic approach

I think I should keep my response general. For left back, the usual choice is Mittelstädt, but if they need more crosses, Raum would be a good option. The striker position could switch between Havertz and Füllkrug, depending on their pre-match strategy.

I’ll present this in bullet points without heavy formatting, and then outline the next steps, inviting the user for any specific focus or details they want regarding the lineup.