Andoni Iraola vows to prove himself at Liverpool unveiling

should be fact-based). Also drop "the magic of being the Liverpool manager" as it's a quote but it's a characterization, not a substantive statement. Instead, use concrete statements.

Let's structure:

Headline: Andoni Iraola Vows to Prove Himself at Liverpool Unveiling

Deck: Andoni Iraola has been unveiled as Liverpool's new head coach, saying he must prove he belongs at the club.

Bullets:

• Iraola was appointed six days after Arne Slot's sacking on 30 May.
• Iraola said he needs to prove he has the level to coach Liverpool and that he is ready for the challenge.
• Iraola said he wants to rebuild the connection with supporters and make Anfield a difficult place for opponents.
• Michael Edwards departed as chief executive of football at Fenway Sports Group last week.

Check word count: target 90-130. Let's compute.

Headline: 8 words Deck: 15 words Bullets: each around 20 words, total 80 words, sum 103. Can adjust.

But note: the headline should be "sharp factual headline". "Vows to Prove Himself" is fine. Also ensure attribution: "Iraola said" in bullets.

We have 4 bullets. Ensure no opinions. The fourth bullet about Edwards is a verifiable event. Good.

Also note: the source includes media (image) - we drop it.

Finally, output in English only. No markdown code fences. Markdown blocks: # heading, > blockquote, - list.

Let's write. Avoid any extra formatting. Use plain text but with markdown symbols. Also ensure no "Sources" section.

One more thing: the deck should be 20-30 words. Our deck is 15 words. Expand slightly? "Andoni Iraola has been unveiled as Liverpool's new head coach, stating he must prove he belongs at the club after being appointed six days following Arne Slot's sacking." That's 25 words. Better.

But deck should be a single declarative sentence. Let's do that.

Revised deck: "Andoni Iraola has been unveiled as Liverpool's head coach, saying he must prove he belongs at the club after being appointed six days following Arne Slot's sacking."

Now bullets: ensure each is one fact. For bullet 1, we can state the appointment event. But deck already covers appointment. Bullets should be additional facts. So bullet 1: Iraola acknowledged the owners told him everything is not perfect and they face challenges replacing important players. That's a statement.

Bullet 2: Iraola said he wants to rebuild the connection with supporters and make Anfield uncomfortable for opponents.

Bullet 3: Iraola said he is not overly concerned about the departures of Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes, focusing on his job.

Bullet 4: Michael Edwards departed as chief executive of football at Fenway Sports Group last week.

That's 4. But we need to ensure no duplication. Also, the deck includes the appointment timing, so bullet 1 can be a different statement.

Let's write final. Also check word count: headline 8, deck 25, bullets: 1: 20, 2: 18, 3: 22, 4: 12 = total 105. Good.

But ensure each bullet is a sentence. Use present perfect for recent events. Use past for Edwards departure.

Attribution: "Iraola said" for statements. For Edwards departure, it's a settled event per the article (source reports it as fact). So no attribution needed.

Output now. No extra commentary. Define "Iraola" as first mention? The headline uses "Andoni Iraola", but in deck we can use "Andoni Iraola" then "Iraola" in bullets. Fine.

Also note: the article mentions "Arne Slot's sacking on 30 May" - that's a fact. But we mention it in deck. No need to repeat.

Final. Let's write. Ensure no stray characters. Use proper capitalization. Spellcheck: "unveiled", "sacking", "belong", "supporters", "opponents", "departure". All good. Do not include any markdown for code fences. Just plain markdown blocks. Separate by blank line. End.```# Andoni Iraola vows to prove himself at Liverpool unveiling

Andoni Iraola has been unveiled as Liverpool's head coach, saying he must prove he belongs at the club after being appointed six days following Arne Slot's sacking.

• Iraola said the owners told him everything is not perfect and they face challenges replacing important players leaving.
• Iraola stated he wants to rebuild the connection with supporters and make Anfield a difficult place for opponents.
• Iraola said he is not overly concerned about the departure of executives Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes, focusing on his job.
• Michael Edwards departed last week as chief executive of football at Fenway Sports Group, Liverpool's owner.```