The FA are withholding some of the £80,000 owed to Eni Aluko under their confidentiality agreement.
According to Sportsmail, Aluko was paid to keep quiet after she made allegations of bullying, harassment and racism against former England women's manager Mark Sampson.
But only 24 hours after Sampson was sacked for having inappropriate relationships with players in a previous job, the payments due to Aluko have been stopped, raising further concerns about the FA hierarchy.



MP Damian Collins accused the FA of an 'inexcusable' lack of leadership on Thursday.
Recall, last month a financial settlement had been agreed between the FA and Aluko essentially to buy her silence, despite two investigations into claims made by the 102-cap striker apparently clearing Sampson of any wrongdoing.
The FA maintain that the payment was to avoid disruption to the build-up to the European Championship in the summer, and Aluko then responded to the original Sportsmail story by meeting FA officials and requesting permission to speak publicly about the facts of her case.


However, what she subsequently said in a series of interviews now appears to be central to ongoing discussions between the governing body and Aluko's lawyers, and the money is being withheld as a result.
On Thursday night both the FA and Aluko declined to comment.


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