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Apr 18, 2014

I am trying to put pieces of a csv file into an array, but i only want to put certain pieces of it. This is the information that i have

Player,Current Team, Age , Nat , Position ,From,To,Transfer fee
Gareth Bale, Real Madrid,24,Wales,RW,Tottenham,Real Madrid CF,91000000
Edinson Cavani,PSG,26,Uruguay,CF,SSC Napoli,PSG,64500000
Falcao, Monaco,27,Columbia,CF,Atlético Madrid,Monaco,60000000
Neymar, FC Barcelona,21,Brasil,LW,Santos,FC Barcelona,57100000
Mesut Özil, Arsenal,24,Germany,AM,Real Madrid ,Arsenal,50000000
James Rodríguez,Monaco, 21,Columbia,RW,FC Porto,Monaco,45000000

With this i want to skip the name and team but need age.

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