Allegations of corruption from former FA chairman Lord Triesman rocked FIFA last week when he suggested a number of its executive committee members sought bribes in the bidding process for 2018.
FA chairman David Bernstein said in a statement: “There are a well-reported range of issues both recent and current which, in the view of the FA board, make it difficult to support either candidate.
“The FA values its relationships with its international football partners extremely highly.
“We are determined to play an active and influential role through our representation within both Uefa and Fifa.
“We will continue to work hard to bring about any changes we think would benefit all of international football.”
