Rapid Vienna are being linked with a move for Radnik centre-back Sandro Trémoulet, with the defender’s €250,000 valuation and unclear contract status fuelling speculation over a potential cut-price switch.
The 26-year-old, who plays in Serbia’s Super Liga for FK Radnik Surdulica, is reported to be on the Austrian Bundesliga club’s radar as they assess defensive options ahead of the new campaign. Transfer data lists the move with an unspecified probability (“?”), but the absence of a recorded contract expiry date at Radnik has prompted talk that Trémoulet could become a free agent or be available for a relatively modest fee.
Born in Sète, France, on 18 November 1999, Trémoulet holds both Madagascan and French nationality and operates primarily as a left-footed centre-back. Standing at 1.91m, he has been a regular presence in Radnik’s back line, wearing the number 18 shirt in Serbia’s top flight.
In Radnik’s recent Super Liga fixture against domestic opposition in May 2026 – a tight contest that finished level – Trémoulet completed the full 90 minutes, helping to restrict chances and underlining the physical and aerial attributes that have attracted outside interest. While detailed individual statistics for that match are not provided in the data, his continued selection highlights his importance within the Serbian side’s defensive structure.
With his market value currently listed at €250k, any deal would represent a low-risk addition for Rapid Vienna compared with typical Bundesliga outlays, particularly if he were to move once a contract has expired or under free-agent conditions.
If the transfer materialises, a move from Radnik to Rapid Vienna would mark a significant step in Trémoulet’s career, offering a platform in Austria’s Bundesliga to enhance his reputation and test his potential at a higher competitive level.
