Adelaide forward Luke Pedlar wants to join cross-town rivals Port Adelaide this off-season.
Pedlar was being chased by the Power and also had strong interest from Essendon, but he's keen to remain in South Australia and looks poised to head to Alberton, according to AFL Media.
The Power has Picks 4, 22, 29, 40, 42 and 58 at their disposal.
The classy left-footer remained unsigned throughout 2026, playing 10 games as he dealt with persistent soft-tissue injuries.
Pedlar has played 49 games for the Crows since he was drafted with Pick 11 in 2020.
If a move between the two clubs is brokered, he'll join a unique list of players to feature for both South Australian sides.
David Brown was the first one after playing for Adelaide's inaugural 1991 side. After 69 games, he crossed to Port Adelaide for two seasons.
Ian Dowsnborough (1997 at Port Adelaide; 1998-1999 at Adelaide), Brett Chalmers (1994-1997 at Adelaide; 1998-1999 at Port Adelaide), Matthew Bode (1998-2000 at PA; 2001-2007 at ADE), Brad Symes (2004-2007 at PA; 2008-2012 at Ade) and Rory Atkins (2013-2020 at ADE; 2025 at PA) are all part of the illustrious group.
Collingwood premiership player Billy Frampton also played for both South Australian clubs, but has found his niche at the Pies since joining Craig McRae ahead of 2023.
