LUKE Pedlar is set to add his name to a rare group of players to play for both Adelaide clubs after getting his move from the Crows to the Power on Deadline Day.

Pedlar, 24, requested a trade to the Power last month after 49 games in six seasons for the Crows.

Pedlar has moved to the Power along with pick 34 from the Crows, while Port has given up pick 32 and a 2027 fourth-round pick, which is tied to Richmond.

Pedlar was the No.11 pick in the 2020 draft, but he has been limited to 10 or fewer games in five of his six AFL seasons.

The 24-year-old has booted 48 goals from 49 games in the tricolours, but managed just ten matches in 2026 and had fallen out of favour under Matthew Nicks. 

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Pedlar has shown an ability to play both as a midfielder and as a forward, but has been plagued by injury in recent seasons, finding it difficult to cement a place in the best 23.

He becomes just the eighth man to have played at AFL level for the two Adelaide clubs.

"Luke is a talented footballer who is tough at the contest," Power list manager Jason Cripps said.

"Although he has had his challenges over the past few seasons with injury, he is someone we feel will fit well within Josh Carr’s game style, and gives us further depth in our forward and midfield stocks.

"As a South Australian, Luke knows how passionate the Port Adelaide fans are and we look forward to seeing him take this opportunity with both hands.”