Adrian Cann

College

Cann had a college soccer career at the University of Louisville from 2000 to 2003. Cann immediately earned a place in the Cardinals' starting lineup as a freshman, starting 20 games for the team, and was named to the first-team All-Conference USA. Cann would maintain this level of performance, being named first-team All-C USA as a sophomore, junior, and senior, and being named the conference's Co-Defensive Player of the Year as a junior and senior. In his final year, he played 15 games for them. Cann is a member of the University of Louisville Athletics Hall of Fame.

Early career

In 2002, he played with the York Region Shooters in the Canadian Professional Soccer League during the college offseason. He would make his debut on May 23, 2002, against the Mississauga Olympians. Upon graduating, Cann was selected 16th overall in the 2004 MLS SuperDraft by Colorado Rapids. Cann played little for the team, however, and was released midseason because of roster restrictions limiting a team's international players. Cann then signed late in the season with Montreal Impact, but saw little playing time for the team, playing only 256 minutes over 7 games. He stayed with the Impact for the 2005 season and made 15 more appearances for them. Throughout his tenure with Montreal, he helped the club win the league championship in 2004 and the regular-season title in 2005. In 2006, Cann signed with league rivals Vancouver Whitecaps. In his debut season, he assisted the…

In the winter of 2018–19, he transitioned into the indoor soccer format, signing with the Mississauga MetroStars, an expansion franchise that competed in the American-based Major Arena Soccer League. Cann, along with teammate Dwayne De Rosario, was named the team co-captain. He made his debut for the club on December 1, 2018, against the Baltimore Blast. In their debut season, the club failed to secure a playoff berth by finishing fourth in their division. In total, he appeared in 13 matches. The club would fold the following season.

After retiring, he became a real estate agent. In 2020, he became involved with a group looking to found a professional soccer team in Peterborough, Ontario, to play in League1 Ontario. The team became known as Electric City FC, with Cann hoping to serve as the team's head coach after retiring.

As of 22 June 2014