巴黎人报：舍瓦利耶有望迎来国家队首秀，多名轮换球员将出场（巴黎人报：舍瓦利耶或迎国家队处子战，多位轮换球员预计登场）

Considering user request

I realize that searching the web needs network access. Although I could use shell commands like curl, the user didn't request that. It seems better to respond concisely and clarify what they want. I might offer insights about match time, Chevalier's expected lineup, or player profile.

To add context: Lucas Chevalier is Lille's goalkeeper. He got called up to the French national team, Les Bleus, in March 2024, likely due to injuries affecting others.Clarifying user needs

So, it looks like there could be a friendly match against Luxembourg or Canada in June 2024, leading up to Euro 2024. "Le Parisien," a French paper, mentions rotation players, which is common for friendlies.

But I shouldn't guess specific details. I could ask if the user wants a translation, a summary, or info about the lineup and opponent. Since it might involve a request for article content, I could suggest drafting a brief news piece based on the headline, but I need to keep it factual. I should stay focused and concise in my approach.Drafting a response for user inquiry

Since the user hasn't asked a specific question, I can propose options like: do they want a summary, predictions for the starting lineup, or background on players? I suspect that in an upcoming friendly, goalkeeper Lucas Chevalier may debut, and the coach could rotate players to give substitutes and newcomers a chance.

I should respond in Chinese, offering various choices, and summarize what the headline suggests. I can ask which team they support and what details they need, such as expected opponents or more on Chevalier’s background.