I think one should run simulations of MOND first; MOND does not directly make a statement about rotational structures; it makes a statement about the gravity law. This galaxy clearly has unique structural considerations that could yield results that you don't expect from a trivial glance at higher order factors.
I can't speak to whether or not the paper is any good, but my quick understanding is that: the galaxy is consistent with MOND if the distance to the galaxy has been misestimated; at least one published estimate (that disagrees with most estimations) of how far it is to 1052 falls inside the range where it's explainable by mond. My (limited; I last took astro a very long time ago) understanding is that how we measure distances to foreign galaxies (slam-dunk methods like cepheids don't work if there are no cepheids) could be very sketchy for galaxies of different structures. Here is part of the ongoing debate about distance. Linked is a paper from the perspective that would disfavor MOND (the Trujillo estimate is what needs to be true for 1052 to be consistent with MOND according to the first paper):
Edit, after digging: someone has, apparently.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/336982682_A_new_for...
I can't speak to whether or not the paper is any good, but my quick understanding is that: the galaxy is consistent with MOND if the distance to the galaxy has been misestimated; at least one published estimate (that disagrees with most estimations) of how far it is to 1052 falls inside the range where it's explainable by mond. My (limited; I last took astro a very long time ago) understanding is that how we measure distances to foreign galaxies (slam-dunk methods like cepheids don't work if there are no cepheids) could be very sketchy for galaxies of different structures. Here is part of the ongoing debate about distance. Linked is a paper from the perspective that would disfavor MOND (the Trujillo estimate is what needs to be true for 1052 to be consistent with MOND according to the first paper):
https://www.pietervandokkum.com/ngc1052-df2