Rangers have refused to comment on reports that Ally McCoist has offered his resignation as manager.
The 52-year-old has come under pressure from supporters in recent weeks, with the Glasgow giants trailing Hearts by nine points in the race to win promotion from the Scottish Championship, and various reports on Friday have suggested he has tendered his resignation.
But a spokesperson for the club offered a brief "no comment" in response to the reports and it is believed McCoist will travel with the team as usual for the Friday evening league game at Queen of the South.
McCoist was a real Ibrox favourite as a player, scoring 355 goals in all and was part of the Rangers team which won nine league titles in a row in the 1980s and 1990s.
However, McCoist's tenure as boss since taking over from Walter Smith in 2011 has been far from plain sailing.
Supporters' criticism of his tactics and signings have increased this season in the wake of some poor performances and results.
Aside from defeats to Championship rivals Hearts and Hibernian, the Gers have failed to beat Alloa in three attempts, with the recent 3-2 Challenge Cup defeat to The Wasps -- after blowing a two-goal lead -- bringing McCoist's managerial abilities under even more intense scrutiny.