佩杜拉：吉梅内斯不想离开米兰，已拒绝所有相关转会提议（佩杜拉：吉梅内斯无意离开米兰，已拒绝全部相关转会报价）

Clarifying user request

I need to respond to the user, who provided a Chinese sentence about football, likely a news headline. It's about Jimenez not wanting to leave AC Milan and refusing transfer proposals. I wonder if they want a translation, a summary, or additional context. Since it’s a bit unclear what they’re after, I’ll ask a brief clarifying question while offering options. Plus, I can provide a quick English translation to help!Considering translation context

I don’t need to run shell commands for this. I’ll provide a concise translation of the Chinese sentence and some context. The name "佩杜拉" refers to Italian journalist Alfredo Pedullà, a transfer market expert. The "吉梅内斯" could refer to a few players, but AC Milan doesn't currently have a well-known Jimenez.

It might refer to Alex Jiménez, a young Spanish player, or possibly Raul Jimenez, who plays for Fulham. However, the headline mentions refusing transfer proposals, so I need clarity here!Analyzing player context

In Chinese media, "佩杜拉" is often cited for Italian transfer news, but "吉梅内斯" usually refers to Jimenez. It seems like it could be about Alex Jiménez, who was on loan from Real Madrid. AC Milan activated a buy option for him in June 2024, but Real Madrid exercised a buy-back option later. The headline suggests he doesn't want to leave Milan, indicating he's likely choosing to stay there. Given the uncertainty, I should avoid making assumptions or fabricating details.Formulating a neutral response

I need to provide a neutral response by translating the information and asking the user what they’d like next. I'll say that Alfredo Pedullà reports Jiménez wants to stay at AC Milan and has turned down transfer offers.

Then I should ask if they want more details, background on the player's role, or verification sources. I can also offer to craft a social post or suggest headline variants. My response should include concise bullet options like English translation, a one-sentence takeaway, or a source check. Let's go ahead!