PAUL POGBA has asked his 6.9million Facebook followers to help celebrate his 25th birthday by donating to charity.

The £89million midfielder asked his fans to give money to Save the Children after spending his special day with family and friends

The Manchester United star hit a quarter of a century yesterday and used the occasion to get people to give to Save the Children.

Pogba created a fundraising page on the social media site and told his fans he hoped that "together we can make a difference".

The £89million midfielder said: "Wow I'm 25 now!

"Happy to celebrate my birthday with the ones I love. I am well aware of the many blessings in my life and that unfortunately it is not the same for everybody.

"This is why for my birthday I invite all of you to join and donate to Save the Children. Any bit help, from $5 to $1,000.

"I'm passionate about children and Africa and I know together we can make a difference for those in need. God bless us all."

Pogba — who once gave £88,209 to the Red Cross while at Juventus — spent his birthday with his family and walked into a house full of balloons while carrying his own cake.

And yet again the French international spent time dancing with his brothers to see who had the better moves.

Pogba — who is on an estimated £350,000-a-week — is not the only United star to be deeply involved with charity work.