Forward set to join rare club after securing Power move before deadline
AFL player Luke Pedlar has completed a trade from the Adelaide Crows to Port Adelaide before the deadline. The 24-year-old forward joins a small group of players who have represented both major Adelaide clubs.
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Player movement is a significant aspect of professional sports management, impacting team rosters and competitive dynamics in the AFL.
Luke Pedlar has completed the switch from the Crows to the Power
--> Find out more --> Luke Pedlar celebrates a goal during the round 14 match between Adelaide and the Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium, on June 11, 2026. Picture: AFL Photos 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.
Adelaide traded Luke Pedlar and Pick 34 to Port Adelaide for Pick 32 and a 2027 fourth-round pick that is tied to Richmond. @AFLcomau @traderadio
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