The former Cameroon tactician has also explained why he decided to call up the former Sea Robber for Bafana's next assignments despite him leaving Bucs at a time he was impressive.
The Belgian is determined to help South Africa to dine with the big boys in the global competition to be jointly held by Mexico, Canada and the United States.
The Super Eagles have been struggling in their bid to qualify for the quadrennial global football tournament and their coach's job seems to be on the block.
South Africa could find themselves being penalised by the world football governing body after fielding a player who was supposed to be serving a suspension.
Although the experienced defender is yet to be involved for the Tshwane giants this season, Bafana head coach Hugo Broos called him up for World Cup qualifiers.
The coach who scouted the in-form Sea Robber has revealed that several top-flight clubs were approached to sign the star, but they were unwilling to give him a chance.
Despite the criticism that came his way after leaving Bucs for Saudi Arabia, the Bafana Bafana youngster has explained what his primary motivation was to complete the deal.