The Game is one of WWE’s greatest legends as he won a whopping 14 world titles and beat some of the all-time best, such as The Undertaker, The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin and many more.
The Cerebral Assassin has now taken more of a managerial role as WWE Executive Vice President of Talent, Live Events and Creative and runs the company’s developmental brand NXT.
Therefore, The King of Kings has learned a lot about managing a group of individuals in the last few years.
The turbulent relationship between Mourinho and Pogba at Manchester United has raised many questions following an apparent training ground spat after the manager stripped the Frenchman of the vice-captaincy last month.
If it was down to Triple H, he claims he would focus on finding a way to get them to work together and would be more careful with recruiting and developing rising stars.
The ex-WWE Champion told Goal: “You hope to start with a talent that you don’t have those problems down the line. That you manage that process right from the get-go.
“Part of hiring that human being is hiring the right person that is thankful for the opportunities, that always wants to work harder and wants to work together with you.
“It is not about them or you. It is about working together.
“If you are doing what’s best for them and you, then there’s usually a place where you can come to an amicable agreement.
“It is usually when one side is working for their own benefit that things don’t get along.
“It is about recruiting but also it is what you do with them when you find them. It is easy to create your own monster.”
Triple H beat Undertaker in a No Disqualification Match at WWE Super Show-Down in Australia a few weeks ago.
After the bout, Taker and his scripted brother Kane launched a savage attack on The Game and his best friend Shawn Michaels.
That led to Michaels coming out of retirement and reforming D-Generation X with Triple H to take on The Brothers of Destruction in a Tag Team Match at WWE Crown Jewel.
The dream match takes place on November 2 at the King Saud University Stadium in Saudi Arabia.