evidence: Did the Union of European Football Associations force team captains to wear a pro-LGTBQ+ armband during the organization's Euro 2020 competition and was Cristiano Ronaldo the only one not to wear it? No, that's not true: Instances of armbands worn during Euro 2020 in support of the LBGTQ+ community were not an order from the governing body. The OneLove armband, part of a specific campaign that supports anti-discrimination causes, was most notably sported by just one team captain who decided to wear it. [...] But, Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo was the only European captain who did not wear the band. [...] It is important to note that the edited image included in the post -- with the original image taken during a Euro 2020 match between the German and Portuguese national teams (archived here) -- is not quite related to the OneLove armband. Neuer, the captain of the German national team, had on the rainbow armband in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community. He was being investigated by the UEFA for the action before the organization dropped the issue (archived here). However, reports did not connect the armband he independently wore during Euro 2020 with the OneLove campaign: his association with the OneLove campaign came during later competitions.