Running the same JUnit tests for multiple classes using @ParameterizedTest with either @MethodSource or @ValueSource

I am creating a library of sorting algorithms. Each class has the same method:

public static <T extends Comparable<? super T>> void sort(T[] array)

I would have the classes all implement an interface or extend an abstract class but the sort method is static which means it can't be overridden.

This is my first time using JUnit 5. I would like to run the same JUnit tests on all of the sort classes. After some research, it seems the way to do this in JUnit 5 is using @ParameterizedTest. The way I was considering is to get the class as a parameter in the test method, get the sort method using reflection, and invoke it. The issue is, I seem to be having an issue passing the classes to the tests. When I use @ParameterizedTest with either @ValueSource or @MethodSource, the Class in the parameter is of type java.lang.Class.

Just to test the use of @ParameterizedTest, I have tried the following:

@ParameterizedTest
@MethodSource("sortClasses")
public void simpleParameterizedTest(Class<?> sortClass) {
   System.out.println(sortClass.getClass().getName());
}

private static Class<?>[] sortClasses() {
    return new Class<?>[] {
        BubbleSort.class
    };
}

and

@ParameterizedTest
@ValueSource(classes = {BubbleSort.class})
public void simpleParameterizedTest(Class<?> sortClass) {
    System.out.println(sortClass.getClass().getName());
}

Both print: java.lang.Class instead of my.package.BubbleSort.

I haven't tried it yet but I know I can get the classes using reflection with the String names of the classes but that seems like wild overkill.

What am I missing? Is this the best approach for this in JUnit 5?