Twitter and Elon Musk: Jack Dorsey does not want to be CEO and now a renegotiation of the proposal is expected

Analysts have been wondering for several weeks now what Twitter will look like after the acquisition of Elon Musk . To begin with, who will be the new CEO of the social network? A reconfirmation of Pragwel seems unlikely, if not impossible. It represents everything Musk seems interested in fighting against.

Last week, news of a possible interim reign of Elon Musk himself emerged . A temporary move, only waiting to identify a suitable figure to carry on the ambitious vision of the founder of SpaceX.

It could then be Jack Dorsey who takes the reins of the social network. He has all the right cards: to start with, Twitter co-founded him and was its CEO until a few months ago. He is also friends with Elon Musk, with whom he shares the enthusiasm for Bitcoin, and seems to have turned around the decision to suspend Donald Trump for life (just this week Musk said he wanted to unban him ).

Everyone likes the Dorsey hypothesis. Except to Dorsey himself, who, when asked about his return to the top of Twitter, dismissed the issue with a ” Nah “. “I’ll never be CEO of Twitter again,” he added.

In the meantime, many things have changed. The market has changed, with tech stocks hitting a three-year low. So the $ 44 billion offer now seems too out of focus. Musk has the knife on the side of the handle, analysts explain. If he were to come out at the last minute – remember, the penalty would be ‘just’ 1 billion -, the shares of Twitter would collapse to the ground. Hindenburg Research, a fund specializing in short-selling , short-selling deals, gives an almost certain renegotiation of the agreement. More dubious is Reuters reporter Greg Roumeliotis, who yesterday explained that the move, although not unprecedented (in history there are several precedents), would not be without risks, since Twitter could drag Elon Musk into a long lawsuit and both sides have all the reasons of the world for wanting to avoid it.