Long-serving goalkeeper Conrad Logan has signed a new two-year contract with Championship club Leicester.
Logan is the club's longest-serving player having joined the Foxes' academy ranks in 2001.
Despite over a decade at Leicester the former Republic of Ireland youth international has made just 29 appearances for City.
Loan spells at Boston, Luton, Bristol Rovers, Rotherham and Stockport, with whom he won the League Two play-off final at Wembley in 2008, has seen Logan play more than 150 matches in total.
The 27-year-old last season captained Steve Beaglehole's development squad to the League Two North title.
The 37-year-old, who assisted Alan Knill during the run in last season, has been offered a deal by the Gulls and the manager believes it is close to completion.
"It's more or less agreed, and there shouldn't be any problems," Knill told the Herald Express.
"Chris will be down here on Monday, and it will probably all be completed next week."
Brass, who was also Knill's right-hand man at Bury and Scunthorpe, spent two months with Torquay during the 1994/95 season.
