It's all up to you. Removing the leaves won't help rid the plant of the FMV, but if it looks unsightly to you, and there are a fair number of other leaves on the plant, it should do no harm.

When starting to leaf out as you mentioned i would not remove the FMV leaves.
I leave the leaves of FmV infected plant on for it needs all the help it can get, removing leaves at just them starting out will not give more energy to the plant but further stress an FMV plant to put out more.
Most of these types especially the VdB do very well as it keeps growing has been my experience as posted and pictured on the other fig forum.
Martin

gene and Martin;

Those deformed leaves won't bother me at all, I will leave them alone. I don't want to put too much stress on the tree.
Would it help to reduce the symptoms of FMV with spraying the leaves with half strength liquid fertilizer like FolliagePro Gro ( 9-3-6) and also fertilizing it with the same fertilizer along with Dyano Grow 0-0-3?
I read somewhere the spraying, does help the infected fig trees.
What do all think?

Navid

Navid,
to date that has not helped me when i tried it with ischia plant, but if i were you i would try it anyways . Give it lots of sun along with fertilizing regularly.
With VdB the plant will show less leaf symptoms as plant grows and should be just fine.
Some types are more affected by FmV such as ischia black but VdB is one that is not it shows it and is not stunted by it.

Navid,

....agree that lots of sun and regular fertilizer will OFTEN yield new growth on an infected tree that will not show those nasty FMV symptoms. It will appear to be cured and continue to grow and fruit normally. I would not bother to remove those obviously infected leaves.

Dan

Martin and Dan;

last night, I did spray the leaves with half strength fertilizer. They are getting about 8 hrs of sun each day. Hopefully the FMV symptom will be gone perry soon.

Navid