FC Zurich striker Raphael Dwamena has been given the green light to start training on Monday after his failed move to Brighton and Hove Albion due to health issues.
The Ghana International was due to sign for the English Premier League side but was diagnosed with a heart problem.
He returned to Switzerland where further checks were run on him and doctors revealed he was fit enough to continue with his career.
He was under the microscope of the team's doctors for two Weeks and he has been declared fit to play again.
In a message posted to friends, the 22-year-old wrote: ''Glory to God. Just stepped out of the hospital! Everything went well and I will start playing God willing on Monday. The doctor said one that 'I've seen the description of a band which shows your belief in God. I am also a believer and as a doctor, there's nothing I can do to save life. At the end, God decides.'
''I am supposed to rest for two days doing nothing. The heart reading chip has implanted around my chest. I will play with it for some weeks and they will take it out.
'God is Good and he holds our future. He knew why he closed this transfer. I believe he's not done with me yet in Switzerland. Thanks a lot for your prayer and love.''
Dwamena started his Black Stars career with a bang scoring two goals against Ethiopia in Kumasi.