Pogba asked about effects of Ramadan

The Frenchman has taken part in an upcoming fans' Q&A interview, to be published in full at a later date, and several respondents were keen to find out about the matter.

Ramadan is running between mid-April and mid-May and is observed by Muslims worldwide as a month of prayer and spiritual reflection.

Faiz, from DR Congo, asked the midfielder how he coped with the schedules of training and matches during the holy month.

"I would say now I’m just getting used to it," our no.6 replied. "I’ve been doing it for years. I have a professional nutritionist as well here, who helps me with what I have to eat and also when I train, he gives me some stuff, some protein, so I don’t lose too much muscle and it’s okay.

“I’m lucky. It’s not that hot, you know, so I can deal with it. It’s not that hard, you know. It’s okay and it’s for a good cause so it’s good.”

Pogba has certainly been in excellent form as the Reds look to extend our unbeaten away record in the league this season when facing Leeds at Elland Road, the scene of the 28-year-old's senior debut for the club back in 2011.

Responding to a question from Adamu in Nigeria about this 200th outing, Pogba said: "Obviously, it’s a great achievement for me, playing against Leeds, I know the history with Leeds and I know it’s going to be a good game. And, for me, 200 you say? I’m surprised. I didn’t know. I remember I started, playing my first game was against Leeds, and now it’s 200 so it’s kind of beautiful for an achievement. And the most important thing, I hope, I really hope that we win my 200th game."

United won 3-0 on Paul's debut in a League Cup tie nearly a decade ago, when he came off the bench to make his senior bow.

Although we also beat Leeds 6-2 in the corresponding Premier League fixture in December, Marcelo Bielsa's side have strung together an impressive five-game unbeaten run and will be fired up for this renewal of old rivalries.

Kick-off at Elland Road is at 14:00 BST on Sunday.