Rapid Vienna are being linked with a move for FK Radnik Surdulica defender Sandro Trémoulet as the Austrian Bundesliga side assess a potential bargain deal for the left-footed centre-back.
Reports in Serbia and Austria have connected the 26-year-old with a switch from Radnik to Rapid, with the fee expected to be modest given his current estimated market value of €250,000 on Transfermarkt. The probability of the transfer is currently listed only as “?”, underlining that discussions remain at a speculative stage.
Trémoulet’s contract situation at Radnik is unclear, with no expiry date publicly recorded. That has fuelled suggestions the Madagascar‑France dual national could either be available at a cut price or, depending on any undisclosed clauses, even move on as a free agent if his deal has run down.
The 1.91m defender has been a regular figure in the Serbian Super Liga for Radnik, wearing the number 18 shirt and operating primarily as a centre-back. A natural left-footer, he offers profile and balance that could appeal to Rapid Vienna as they reshape their back line ahead of the new campaign.
Born in Sète on 18 November 1999, Trémoulet is eligible for both Madagascar and France and is listed with both nationalities. He has developed his game in Serbia’s top flight with FK Radnik Surdulica, where he is also recorded as part of the club’s national-team pool, though no senior international caps are listed in the data provided.
In his most recent outing for Radnik in the Serbian Super Liga – against league opposition earlier this month – he featured as a central defender in a tight match that underlined his aerial strength and positional discipline as his side battled to protect their goal. Specific statistics from that fixture are not detailed, but his regular inclusion highlights his importance to Radnik’s defensive unit.
With his value relatively low, his age profile entering peak years and his contractual status opaque, Trémoulet represents the type of opportunistic signing often seen in the summer window. If a move to Rapid Vienna materialises, it could mark a significant step up in visibility for the Franco‑Malagasy defender and shape the next phase of his career in a more prominent European league.
