An EU official warns that any UK move to rejoin the bloc would come with terms related to participation and funding. Sandro Gozi, an EU representative associated with the institution’s position, says the cost of restoring ties could include the UK using the euro and making larger cash contributions. The remarks are reported as part of a broader debate over what rejoining would involve following the UK’s decision to leave the EU. Sources highlight the warning as a signal that EU membership would not be treated as automatic or cost-free, even if UK political interest increases after Brexit. The reports also frame Gozi’s intervention as potentially reflecting the EU’s leverage in negotiations, particularly in the context of UK parties seeking to restore closer cooperation. Overall, the coverage centers on the EU view that rejoining would require agreement on financial and monetary conditions, with the final terms dependent on negotiations between the UK and EU institutions.