Is there a way to mock Random.Next regardless of what gets passed to it and where it gets called?

Question

I have the following method I wish to unit test:

public class Board
{
    public static BoardElement RandomElement(List<BoardElement> elements)
    {
        int index = Random.Next(elements.Count);
        return elements[index];
    }
}

This method calls Random.Next(elements.Count).

I tried to create a mock of Random so that Random.Next(int maxValue) returns a controlled integer regardless of the int maxValue passed:

Random.Setup(random => random.Next(It.IsAny<int>())).Returns(randomInt);

The whole test function is as follows:

[Theory]
[MemberData(nameof(TestData.RandomElement_TestData), MemberType = typeof(TestData))]
private static void Test_RandomElement(List<BoardElement> elements, int randomInt)
{
    Mock<Random> Random = new Mock<Random>();
    Random.Setup(random => random.Next(It.IsAny<int>())).Returns(randomInt);

    BoardElement element = Board.RandomElement(elements);
    Assert.Equal(elements[randomInt], element);
}

Is there a way to setup Random.Next to return a controlled integer regardless of where it is called?