Ojo? He's not going to make long straight sprints box to box unless he's hitting a team on the break, and in that sense his position is neither here nor there, any quick player can pick up a loose ball from an opposition attack and go at them (as we've seen from the likes of Origi, Clyne, Moreno, Sturridge, Sterling, Ibe).
Playing wide allows us to utilise his pace and skill during build up play, when we need that burst of energy into a predictable attack. And he's shown he can score the odd goal too. Infact, the only evidence we've got of him doing anything successful in a Liverpool shirt is a top class finish from a wide right position and a top class assist from a wide left position.
Playing in the middle requires more intelligence, an eye for a pass and the composure to slow things down and put his foot on the ball when needed, and some level of defensive ability, which he has admitted (and Klopp has too) is what he needs to work heavily on.
If anything, his qualities scream out that he's an archetypal wide attacker.
