Cameroonian football icon Samuel Eto'o is set to land in Ghana next week to launch a health project. The four time Africa Player of Year will launch the project alongside FIFA medical chief Prof. Jiri Dvorak. This comes after Fifa approved Ghana as the first country in the world for the fourth leg of the 'Fifa 11 for Health' programme that trains kids in school to avoid health problems through various football drills. Prof Jiri Dvorak and Eto'o will launch the programme in Accra and also address pressing issues on health in football at a press conference. Some of the issues to be addressed by Prof Dvorak are problems with MRI for U17 players, growth in sudden deaths in football in Africa, health research on Ghana football and how the suspension of Chelsea physio Eva by Mourinho could have an effect on health professionals in football. This innovative act from FIFA bodes well for Ghana football and the wider impact it makes in the society.