It just pulls what's on the page. Use proper metadata for your menu items or the content itself and it will prioritize metadata. This includes og:image metadata tags. If metadata is missing it will just walk the DOM until it finds an image. When it walks the DOM it will use whatever is the src for that image tag. Is /en/ actually in the image tag or is the image relative beginning with / (e.g. /images/photos/Homepage/path623.png)? You should be able to check this on the page that was linked.
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The path of the image is intranet-sion.sion-hub.com/images/photos/Homepage/path623.png.
The en comes from the default site being in english (hence why there is en attached at the of the domain intranet-sion.sion-hub.com/en). The en is NOT part of the DOM...
The parsing does not touch the URLs. It is not possible for it to insert the /en/. It has to exist in the DOM that it's walking with the above paths.
//meta[@name="og:image"]/@content
For example with the above it's looking for a <meta name="og:image" content="IMAGE_URL_HERE" /> in the head of the page. It will work its way down that list until done. It does not alter the URLs in any way.
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