Levski Sofia are being linked with a move for FK Radnik Surdulica centre-back Sandro Trémoulet, with the Bulgarian club monitoring the left-footed defender ahead of a potential summer deal.
The 26-year-old, who holds both Madagascar and French nationality, is currently valued at around €250,000 according to Transfermarkt, a fee that would represent a relatively low-cost option for Levski as they look to reinforce their back line for the efbet Liga campaign. The probability of the move remains unclear, with the transfer listed only as “?” at this stage.
Trémoulet, who wears the number 18 shirt for Radnik in the Serbian Super Liga, has no publicly listed contract expiry date, raising the prospect that he could become a free agent if his current deal winds down or contains a break clause. That status would likely increase interest from clubs such as Levski, who have frequently targeted value signings in eastern Europe.
Standing at 1.91m and operating primarily as a central defender, Trémoulet offers aerial presence and a left-footed balance which remains in demand. Born in Sète on 18 November 1999, he has developed his career outside the major western European leagues, using Radnik as a platform in Serbia’s top flight.
In Radnik’s recent Super Liga fixture earlier this month, Trémoulet featured in a tight contest against domestic opposition, helping his side to a narrow scoreline that underlined his growing importance to their defensive structure, even if the club have struggled at times this season. His performances there have attracted attention beyond Serbia, with Levski now emerging as one of the first clubs to be formally linked.
If a move to Sofia materialises, it could mark a significant step in Trémoulet’s career, giving the Madagascar‑France defender a bigger stage in the Balkans and a chance to enhance both his reputation and future market value.
