C#: How can I create an interface that allows me to create an instance class from a static method

Question

I have many classes that I have custom serialization methods for. They all follow this pattern (Bits is a wrapper for a byte[] that also has custom serialization methods):

    public class Foo
    {
        ...
        props 
        ...

        public void Write(Bits bits)
        {
            ... custom serialization ...
        }

        public static Foo Read(Bits bits)
        {
            ... custom deserialization ...
        }
    }

It would be really nice to be able to turn this pattern into an interface. However it doesn't seem to be possible with the static Read method. I don't want to turn it to a constructor for multiple reasons. I know that C# 8 introduces default interface methods that can be static, but that would not enforce Read to be implemented and I would need to reference the specific implementer class.

Do I have any other options? I really like that when you use an interface in Visual Studio you get the 'Quick Action' option to implement all the interface methods.