"For us, our key strategy is: Can we essentially sign and work with the best young talent with a view to moving them to Europe... ," said Campbell as per ESPN.
"Can we look at places like South Africa, Zambia, Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, [as well as Zimbabwe, Gambia and Guinea] and really look at the best talents with a view to moving them to Europe. The top five leagues are the end goal.
"I was actually aware of Siya [Mabena] via him playing for South Africa rather than Sundowns. It doesn't give us access to the players, but it just makes us have a more enhanced view on the players that are playing for Sundowns.
"Obviously, we were really successful in recruiting Emile Witbooi, who is a really exciting talent down in South Africa. Leading onto that, we saw the continent as a major opportunity talent-wise, but also from an agency perspective with regards to how we do it," he added
"You know, he's already had an assessment at Chelsea and we're currently looking at other opportunities for him in Europe. Sundowns is a fantastic club. If there were legs in [them being interested], we would look at it.
"If Sundowns was an option, he could go there at 17, which makes a little bit of a difference [with European clubs not being allowed to sign him until the age of 18], but the key goal for Emile and a player of his ability is definitely to come to Europe," continued Campbell.
"I think with his ability on the ball and the level that he showed while he was at Chelsea, it would be a massive missed opportunity if we don't bring him to Europe at the earliest opportunity."