He has talent and is athletically gifted but the Championship is full of defenders with equal speed so that aspect that probably gave him the edge in age group games is not as great. Also the defenders are more experienced so read him far easier. He now has to learn his position again.
I don't know if he is a winger or a striker but based on what I have seen (sub appearances last and this season, and watched the game back from Saturday) he needs a lot of coaching and support to make that next step. On Saturday he was very predictable but KKH is a good player, he got over excited several times when receiving a pass, so missing it or trying to do to much to quickly and losing the ball... that will come from experience...more concerning was out of possession. He was always a second or so behind the oppostion player so was reacting and then chasing. He would go into over enthusiastic puppy mode, racing around chasing, it's how he got sent off at qpr (he almost had the same outcome last year against Leeds i think) and I am amazed how much of a free ride he has got for the first Preston goal...KKH was his man but he let him get a free run on the defence and Bali had to cover but couldn't get across. He may be a young free spirit but his team mates need to rely on and trust him, so that positional aspect needs lots of work.
That is trying to be constructive because he looks like a very raw but gifted player, but there is a lot of work to do...if that is from cameos with us or a loan deal I don't know.
And one final,probably contentious, point... why is Ogbeta not talked about as a wide left option. He is not a defender, he gives it a go but he has no clue about positioning, but he is strong and quick and has shown he can be effective going forward(I think the Bolton fans mentioned this) and while he is not as mercurial as Freddie perhaps away from home he could be a more pragmatic choice until Ibbi is back.