U.S. national team coach Bruce Arena called 24 players into camp for the USA-Honduras World Cup qualifier Saturday, Sept. 1 (ESPN2/Telemundo, 10 am ET) at Washington’s RFK Stadium and USA-Costa Rica qualifier four days later (ESPN2/Telemundo, 10 pm ET) in San Jose, Costa Rica. Among those called up was 19-year-old Landon Donovan, picked to bolster the depleted frontline. Out with injuries are Josh Wolff, Clint Mathis and Brian McBride. Among those getting call-ups based on their play in MLS this season are uncapped Scott Garlick and Manny Lagos and World Cup ’98 veteran Brian Maisonneuve. Four Miami Fusion players were selected: Nick Rimando, Carlos Llamosa, Preki and Chris Henderson. Besides McBride, those who played against Mexico July 1 and will miss the next two qualifiers are Ante Razov and Chris Klein. The other notable absentee is Ajax midfielder John O’Brien, who is again injured. The U.S. will train in Washington, D.C. from Aug. 26 through Sept. 4 before departing for Costa Rica. U.S. Roster: Goalkeepers: Brad Friedel (Blackburn/England), Scott Garlick (Colorado), Kasey Keller (Tottenham Hotspur/England), Nick Rimando (Miami). Defenders: Jeff Agoos (San Jose), Gregg Berhalter (Crystal Palace/England), Steve Cherundulo (Hannover 96/Germany), Carlos Llamosa (Miami), Eddie Pope (D.C. United), David Regis (Metz/France), Greg Vanney (Los Angeles). Midfielders: Chris Armas (Chicago), Chris Henderson (Miami), Manny Lagos (San Jose), Brian Maisonneuve (Columbus), Preki (Miami), Claudio Reyna (Glasgow Rangers/Scotland), Tony Sanneh (FC Nuremberg/Germany), Earnie Stewart (NAC/Netherlands), Richie Williams (MetroStars). Strikers: Landon Donovan (San Jose), Cobi Jones (Los Angeles), Jovan Kirovski (Crystal Palace/England), Joe-Max Moore (Everton/England).