From my inspection, you can have bottom pull (which is how I have it set up) or you can have top pull. Just rout the cable through the appropriate path on the arms.

dual pull model

The difference is the length of the arm which goes from the clam to the cage. I ride a Specialized epic and the seat tube has a welded feature on it just above where I had the deraillure clamped. I mistakenly bought a the long arm XT deraillure and I can't move it up far enough because of the welds, so had to get this one (which is the equivalent of the Deore one that was on it previously). If there's nothing on your seat tube (no bolts or welds) you could probably use either.

It should work, maybe even better since the extremes in the cassete are closer and there will not be even a minimal rubbing of chain in the front der.

Check the seat tube diameter. If the clamp on this mech suits the seat tube diameter then you should be fine.
Then check whether the cable for the mech comes from under the bottow bracket and up to it (bottom pull), or comes down the seat tube to it (which is what I think is the case from a tech drawing of the FD-C102 I googled) - which makes it a top pull.
You will need to get the same pull type and the right clamp diameter (some have multi-diameter clamps).
Just don't buy a bottom bracket plate mount type and you'll be right with almost any shimano front derailleur.