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This player can play basically any position on the diamond (except catcher and, maybe, third) at an elite level
Where you decide to play them will depend largely on your other players
If you have a better center fielder, play them in a corner
If you have a better second baseman play them at short (and vice versa).
I'd probably try to utilize the flexabilty (but it's all dependant on the other players in the team). If you want to put them at one position and leave them - then it's probably second
If you choose, center, they will probably age out of it and need to go to a corner eventually
If you choose short, the same, and you might find that shortstop with 80 range and 80 arm.
But, ideally, you want to play a player at the most difficult defensive position they can handle (or that isn't handled by a better defensive player on your team already) in order to maximize your offense,
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