As part of the Premier League's new flagship good causes programme, 'Creating Chances', charities and community groups throughout the country are being given the chance to win a Barclays Premier League footballer.

'Places for Players' will see 60 Barclays Premier League stars make personal appearances for successful bids during September this year.

Each player visit will be up to four hours in duration, and the players' time has been donated by all 20 Premier League clubs to help charities and good causes drive awareness of their projects and create fundraising opportunities.

Richard Scudamore, chief executive of the Premier League, said: "Creating Chances highlights the Premier League and our clubs' continued and increasing commitment to local communities.

"The 'Places for Players' initiative is an excellent and visible way to give hundreds of charitable organisations the opportunity to highlight their fantastic work.

"This initiative is just one of many ways all our clubs and their players support a broad range of community projects, and a fitting way to launch Creating Chances."

To download the Creating Chances application form, click here.

To allow the Premier League to accommodate to the high number of applications, the deadline has been extended to Friday 29th June.