Plymouth Argyle midfielder Will Jenkins Davies will spend the rest of this season on loan to National League South leaders Torquay United.

The 20-year-old has scored four goals in the last three games for Paul Wotton's high-flying Gulls, including the opener in a 2-0 home win against Farnborough last Saturday which moved them to the top of the table.

Jenkins Davies is an Argyle academy graduate who signed a new one-year contract last summer. He played as a substitute for the Pilgrims when they lost 2-0 away to Watford in the Carabao Cup second round towards the end of August.

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After spending a lot of last term on loan to Torquay, he returned there in September on a loan deal until January 2, which has now been extended.

That will be a big boost for Argyle legend Wotton who in his first season as the Gulls' season is trying to lead them back into the National League.

Jenkins Davies has played 12 first team matches for Argyle, with seven starts and two substitute appearances coming in the EFL Trophy.

Torquay will play Hemel Hempstead Town at Plainmoor on Saturday before making a Boxing Day trip to Weymouth, who have appointed former Pilgrims' striker Warren Feeney as their new manager.

Meanwhile, Argyle's 20-year-old goalkeeper Zak Baker has had his loan spell at Southern Leaguer Premier South side Tiverton Town cut short by an injury.

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