Scotland captain Andy Robertson welcomed his team-mates to their Euro 2020 base with a themed gift pack that has brought his squad “closer together”.
The Liverpool left-back arranged the package off his own back to help his team-mates settle in to their camp at Rockliffe Hall, near Darlington, which lies adjacent to Middlesbrough’s training facilities.
Gifts included Scottish food and drinks as well as electrical equipment and video games.
Striker Kevin Nisbet revealed the gesture had brought the squad even closer together.
“When we came here Robbo gave us all a gift of a box with a lot of things in it and that made me realise that we were at the Euros and it’s started now,” Nisbet said ahead of Scotland’s Hampden opener against the Czech Republic on Monday.
“There were apple watches, earphones. There was a shirt, shortbread, Irn-Bru, a lot of stuff to do with Scotland.
“That’s credit to Robbo. He’s a great captain and a great leader and the best person to take us forward.
“Coming to facilities like this and the skipper giving us gifts makes you realise that you are in a major tournament and we’re all really excited.
“I think it was a great touch from him. It brings the squad together even closer. He’s a great guy, a great captain, and he’s the one to take us forward.
“Everyone was very appreciative. He has obviously gone out his own way to do that. When you have got a skipper that does that, then 100 per cent you back them.”
Additional reporting by PA.
