The final stage of qualifying from the CONCACAF region, covering North and Central America and the Caribbean, kicks off with a tough road trip for the United States and the former Germany coach has moved to shore up his back line which has struggled at times in the previous phase of qualifying.
Besler and Gonzalez play in Major League Soccer, for Sporting Kansas City and L.A Galaxy respectively, and while they have featured in friendly games they have yet to play in World Cup qualifiers.
Six teams feature in the final qualifying stage with Mexico, Jamaica, Costa Rica and Panama also vying for the three automatic slots for next year's finals in Brazil.
"We want to have a sense of urgency right from the start of the final round," said Klinsmann.
"We have a lot of respect for Honduras, but our message to the team is that we are going there to get three points. One thing we learned from the semi-final round is that you have to bring the right mentality to play in the tough games on the road, and I'm confident we are ready to do that," he added.
AS Roma's Michael Bradley will be at the heart of the U.S midfield while Tottenham Hotspur forward Clint Dempsey is expected to start in attack alongside Jozy Altidore or Herculez Gomez.
