Considering scientific articles

I’m looking into scientific articles related to soccer, like “The Expected Goals Philosophy,” but it seems it's not an academic paper. There are journal articles such as “The Numbers Game,” and various studies on performance and advantages in soccer. I’ll want to keep the response concise and provide a curated list of around 5 recommended scientific papers along with links. This should align well with my goal of presenting clear options for the user!Formulating a concise response

I think we shouldn't include external links in plain text, but I can list citations by title, author, and year without browsing. I want to clarify some details about Damien Comolli, making sure I'm correct—he's known for his roles with various clubs but should be described generally as a senior football executive. Since the user prefers scientific articles over books, I’ll create a reading list of football-related scientific articles and suggest resources on data analysis and sports science. Keeping it concise is key!Presenting scientific insights

I can provide a brief commentary on the typical “club DNA” terminology related to culture and winning habits, which applies to recruitment, salaries, and training metrics. If the user is looking for more scientific content, I’ll list some serious papers. I think I'll include about 8 items with their authors and topics, like Apesteguia & Palacios-Huerta on psychological pressure in penalty shootouts, and Heuer, Müller, and Rubner on goal distributions. I also want to mention works on Poisson processes and modeling football scores since those seem relevant!Compiling soccer research references

I’m thinking about some relevant studies in soccer. For instance, Pollard (2008) reviews home advantage in football in the Journal of Sports Sciences. Another valuable paper is by Bradley et al. (2009) on match running performance in elite players. I also want to include Ekstrand et al. (2013) on injury incidence and prevention. Impellizzeri et al. (2006) offers insights on the Yo-Yo intermittent recovery test. There are also intriguing publications that evaluate player actions, like Decroos et al. (2019), which captures insights beyond expected goals!Crafting a concise list

I’m thinking about how to present a list of 8-10 football-related studies with brief one-liners for each. I want to offer the user the choice of language in either Chinese or English and focus on themes like data modeling, training science, tactics, and recruitment. I can ask whether they’d like them organized for reading or if they’re more interested in the context of Comolli's remarks. I’ll keep this response concise and straightforward, with minimal formatting!