As reported, Dr Sergio Canavero is bidding to fit a head of a living man on to a donor body of someone who has recently died.

Now he has announced the venue for the macabre operation that sounds like something out of the book Frankenstein's Monster.

And like the novel by Mary Shelley, it will happen in Germany.

Dr Canavero said along with France and Britain, the country has the medical capability to support the difficult operation.

But he has yet to find a hospital that will host the op.

He said: ”I would love to perform this groundbreaking operation in Germany.

"Today, I am officially reaching out to you and ask Germany to help me realise the first cephalosomatic anastomosis in human history on German ground.

"And in the process live up to what you are: a country that set standards in medicine and technology for centuries.

"In fact, German technology is already part of this incredible project I codenamed HEAVEN!

"The mechanical structure that will connect the spinal cords is produced in Germany. So why not take this leap in medical history here?"CNery Spiridonov plans to undergo the world's first head transplant

In 2013, Italian Canavero mapped out his £14million head transplant procedure involving at least 150 people over the course of 36 hours.

Luckily for Canavero, a volunteer has already stepped forward for this wacky plan.

Russian Valery Spiridonov suffers from muscle-waisting disorder Werdnig-Hoffman disease.

He has volunteered to be a guinea pig and said he knows he is putting his life at risk.