Kim Do-young must play shortstop to survive in the Major Leagues

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I see Kim Do-young's realistic hitting stats in the Majors as being slightly above the average wRC+ of 105–110.
If that's the case, he absolutely must play shortstop to survive.
Even at third base, he might barely manage to be a starter, but literally just barely.
To truly receive acclaim and leave a legacy in the Majors, he needs to challenge himself at shortstop.
Some might say, "There are concerns about hamstring injuries, and he should go to third base to maintain his hitting power."
But Kim Do-young was a player who played shortstop during middle and high school.
The situation is completely different because he was forced to convert to third base due to team circumstances.
If his hamstring pops while playing shortstop, then that's just the extent of his capability.
If he goes to the Majors as a third baseman, he'll likely be a mediocre starter for 1–2 seasons, fail to accumulate much WAR, and then be out.
He should just go to shortstop, trusting the natural talent he showed in middle and high school.
If Kim Do-young wants to be more successful than Kang Jung-ho, he has to play shortstop.