Valencia front man David Villa has been made available by the Primera Liga outfit for a fee in the region of US$33 million.

Valencia have sent a wave of euphoria across Europe with the news that their star striker, David Villa, who is currently on national duty with the Spanish national team for Euro 2008 will be available for a price of US$33 million.

Real Madrid, Chelsea and Tottenham are the three clubs who have openly expressed their interest in the forward will be alerted by the news.

However, Arsenal might get the last laugh as Villa singled out Arsene Wenger's team as a one that plays with style and finesse.

Villa has insisted that he will only make a decision on his future after Euro 2008 but the clubs would not want to take the risk of Valencia's asking price soaring through the roof if the striker has a good campaign in Switzerland and Austria.

Real Madrid will definitely have enough cash to seal the deal straightaway while Tottenham might be a little farfetched when it comes to the financial side of the deal.

Chelsea is a long shot as Roman Abramovich might close his cheque book until a manager is installed.

The 26-year-old will definitely not be staying at Valencia come next season.