While Ghana have now gone home from Brazil, having been eliminated from the tournament at the group stage, another bonus row is ongoing involving Nigeria.
The Super Eagles, due to meet France in the last 16 on Monday, refused to train on Thursday over fears they would not receive bonus payments from the Nigerian Football Federation, the BBC understands.
It prompted Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan to speak to senior players on Friday to assure them that the money will be paid.
There was a similar issue with Cameroon, whose players refused to board their plane to South America because of a row over appearance fees. They arrived for the World Cup a day later than scheduled.
The issue is not a new one. Togo went on strike over bonus money at the 2006 tournament in Germany and Fifa was forced to intervene.