BRUSSELS— British Prime Minister Theresa May came under attack from across Britain’s political spectrum Thursday after saying she’s considering a European Union proposal that would keep the U.K. bound to the bloc’s rules for more than two years after it leaves in March.

Seeking to unblock Britain‘s stalled divorce talks with the EU, May said a proposed 21-month transition period for the U.K. after Brexit could be extended by “a matter of months.”

At present, the two sides say Britain will remain inside the EU single market, and subject to the bloc’s regulations, from the day it leaves on March 29 until December 2020, to give time for new trade relations to be set up.

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