Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh has been spotted at Scotland training in Foxborough.
Scotland moved to the Boston area from their previous base in Charlotte, North Carolina ahead their World Cup opener against Haiti in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Cavenagh and Ibrox chief executive officer Jim Gillespie were both in the USA attending the North American Rangers Supporters Association event.
And the chairman was today seen dropping in on Scotland training as the players go through their final preparations for Haiti.
It comes with Danny Rohl's Rangers future up in the air. RB Salzburg are interested in hiring the German as their manager and talks have taken place between the two clubs.
Rohl is not pushing for an exit but is waiting for Rangers to make a decision on whether they will allow him to speak to the Austrians.
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Following the disappointment of last season, Cavenagh backed the 37-year-old to carry on in the post despite the late season collapse.
“Danny is our coach, we think that Danny gives us the best opportunity to win the league next year,” he said.
“We think there are two really important things that he needs, one is a pre-season and the most important one is a revamped squad.
“I don't love the word backed, I would say that we recognise that the squad needs significant change, so we intend to do that.
“Where it needs changed it is less around the talent, we have good talented players, what we need to do is look at chemistry, mentality and leadership.
“It is more those nuanced and intangible things that we really are focusing on this summer with the squad.”
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