Players with hundreds of top flight games under their belt are among those desperate to find new clubs before the transfer window closes.
A host of Premier League stars are either too far down their club’s pecking order or simply unwanted.
Sportsmail takes a look at the experienced players searching for pastures new before the transfer window slams shut.

EMMANUEL ADEBAYOR – Tottenham
How much? £5million.
Why? Not enough goals, too expensive to keep.
Where to? Besiktas, Fenerbahce, CSKA Moscow would pay up.

Expensive: Besiktas, Fenerbahce and CSKA Moscow are all willing to sign Emmanuel Adebayor from Spurs

VICTOR MOSES – Chelsea
How much? £8m or loan.
Why? Too many ahead of him at his club.
Where to? Everton, West Brom, Stoke.

In demand: Everton, Stoke and West Brom are all keen on securing Victor Moses’ signature

SCOTT SINCLAIR – Man City
How much? £5m or loan.
Why? Not used enough.
Where to? Southampton could buy, West Brom, Everton and Newcastle prefer to loan.

Permanent deal: Southampton are keen to buy Manchester City wide man Scott Sinclair

NICKLAS BENDTNER – Arsenal
How much? £3m or loan.
Why? Not wanted, needs a fresh start.
Where to? Malaga, Trabzonspor, FC Basel willing to buy, Hull loan.

Arsenal flop: Nicklas Bendtner spent time on loan at Juventus last season but failed to score a single goal

MARTIN SKRTEL – Liverpool
How much? £10m.
Why? Only cover now, he wants to play.
Where to? Napoli want loan, Arsenal and Manchester City to consider buying.

Cover: Liverpool rejected an offer from Napoli for centre back Martin Skrtel on Wednesday night

JERMAIN DEFOE – Tottenham
How much? £6m.
Why? Only second fiddle to Roberto Soldado.
Where to? QPR, Stoke, West Brom and West Ham want subsidised loans, Rubin Kazan would buy.

Going back? Second-choice behind Roberto Soldado, Spurs striker Jermain Defoe is wanted by West Ham

GARETH BARRY – Man City
How much? £3m or loan.
Why? Will not figure regularly and in last year of his contract.
Where to? Everton main runners and want a loan deal.

Man in the middle: Everton boss Roberto Martinez wants to sign Gareth Barry on loan from Man City

PHIL BARDSLEY – Sunderland
How much? £2m.
Why? Ostracised after being suspended by Paolo Di Canio.
Where to? Fulham, Blackburn and Newcastle are all interested.

Frozen out: Defender Phil Bardsley has been suspended by Sunderland manager Paolo Di Canio

DAN GOSLING – Newcastle Utd
How much? £2m.
Why? Only makes bench.
Where to? Crystal Palace and Cardiff City in the mix.

Benchwarmer: Dan Gosling only makes the Newcastle bench and is wanted by new boys Cardiff and Palace

HEURELHO GOMES – Tottenham
How much? Free.
Why? Out of the picture as only third choice.
Where to? PSV and FC Twente are keen but need to sell first.

Lone figure: Tottenham goalkeeper Heurelho Gomes is surplus to requirements at White Hart Lane

FEDERICO MACHEDA – Manchester United
How much? £4m or loan.
Why? Has fallen behind United’s other strikers.
Where to? Parma, Fiorentina and even Doncaster Rovers fancy a loan deal.

Frotnman: Federio Macheda is being offered a route of Old Trafford by clubs in Italy and the Championship

According to Daily mail

Tottenham technical director Franco Baldini is in Madrid for talks over the sale of Gareth Bale, Press Association Sport understands.

Baldini flew to the Spanish capital on Wednesday to discuss a potential deal with Real Madrid officials.
Real have made no secret of their desire to sign Bale this summer, and they hope to finalise a reported £93million deal for the 24-year-old in the coming days.
Bale has been pining for a move to Real ever since the Spanish giants made it clear they wanted to make him their marquee signing of the summer.
Initially Tottenham played hardball with the Spaniards. A meeting between Spurs chairman Daniel Levy and his opposite number Florentino Perez in Miami ended without agreement and for a while it seemed a realistic possibility that Bale could stay.
But while negotiations stalled, Levy embarked on a spending spree that saw Spurs sign four new players worth £60million.
He has also sanctioned moves for two new players – Anzhi Makhachkala forward Willian and Roma midfielder Erik Lamela.
Willian has undergone a medical and is expected to seal his £30million move in the next 24 hours while Tottenham are willing to spend roughly the same amount on Lamela, whose representatives are in London for talks.
Although Tottenham have cash reserves to fall back on, selling Bale would go some way towards balancing the books, and the north London club are also aware the triple player of the year has his heart very much set on a move to the Santiago Bernabeu.
Andre Villas-Boas denied a deal had been struck for the sale of Bale on Wednesday, but he conceded the player could leave.
“Ideally we want to keep everyone to make us stronger – that is the ultimate objective of the club,” the Tottenham manager told a press conference prior to Thursday’s Europa League playoff against Dinamo Tbilisi.
“In the end, anything can happen. We are dragging ourselves into the last weeks of transfer activity and it can become very, very frantic. The objective always is to be stronger than the year before and I think we are on the right way to achieve it.”
Bale, who has not played for Tottenham for over a month through injury, has been left out of Spurs’ squad for the game against Dinamo in the Georgian capital.

According to Foxsports

The national team boss has assured the Madrid shot stopper that his spot between the posts for the world and European champions is secure.

Spain boss Vicente del Bosque has made it clear that he has no plans to drop Iker Casillas from his squad any time soon following the goalkeeper’s substitute role at Real Madrid.

Casillas lost his starting berth to Diego Lopez under Jose Mourinho in 2012-13, but was widely expected to be reinstated between the sticks following the appointment of Carlo Ancelotti as Madrid’s new head coach.

Nevertheless, Ancelotti opted for Lopez as his No.1 in the Liga opener against Betis at the weekend, leaving Casillas’ future in doubt.

“Iker is a unique person and someone who’s quite special in the Spanish game,” Del Bosque told El Partido de las 12.

“Obviously, we have to keep an eye on his situation at all times, but I do not think there will be any changes for the position of goalkeeper.

“We are satisfied with the goalkeepers we have, even if one of them would go 10 games or so without playing.

“This is a matter between the club and the player. Real Madrid’s next game is the 26th versus Granada and the Spain squad announcement will be on August 30.

“But like I said, I don’t think there will be any changes regarding our goalkeepers.”

Spain take on Finland on September 5.

According to Goal