Sandro Tremoulet, the Madagascar-France centre-back currently at Serbian side Radnik, is being linked with a move to German club Karlsruher SC in the 2. Bundesliga. The 26-year-old is understood to be on the radar of the Karlsruhe outfit as they look to reinforce their defensive options ahead of the new campaign.
Tremoulet has established himself as a central figure at Radnik in the Serbian Super Liga, attracting interest with his performances in the top flight. His current deal with the club runs until 30 June 2027, meaning any transfer this summer would require Karlsruhe to negotiate a fee rather than target a free move.
The defender is currently valued at around €350,000, a figure that is likely to appeal to a 2. Bundesliga side seeking affordable defensive depth. Karlsruher SC, competing in Germany’s second tier, appear to view Tremoulet as a realistic target within their budget as they attempt to strengthen the spine of their squad.
Born with ties to both Madagascar and France, Tremoulet’s profile in Serbia has grown steadily, with his displays at the heart of Radnik’s back line now generating interest beyond the Super Liga. A transfer to Germany would represent a significant step into one of Europe’s more closely watched second divisions.
For now, Tremoulet remains under contract at Radnik until 2027, leaving the Serbian club in a strong position should formal talks with Karlsruher SC materialise.
