Weekend TV Guide, Jan. 21-22: Tracking U.S. Players Robbie Rogers has signed with Leeds United . George John is onboard with West Ham United. Tim Ream is on the verge of inking a deal with Bolton. And even Edson Buddle is trying to impress Everton during a weeklong trial with the Liverpool club. Despite these moves, the dust particles are still floating this way and that way during the European transfer period, and they will not settle until Jan. 31. In the meantime, however, there is plenty of soccer involving American players to watch on TV this weekend. The U.S.-Venezuela friendly (9 p.m. Eastern; ESPN3, Galavision) will give us a good look at Jurgen Klinsmann's B team, but since this game does not fall on a FIFA international match date, there are plenty of Yanks playing abroad for their club teams too. Here are some games to keep an eye on.) All times Eastern.) 7:30 a.m. Has Zak Whitbread's steady play for Norwich City caught the eye of Klinsmann? We will probably find out a week or so before the Feb. 29 U.S. friendly against Italy, when Klinsmann announces his roster for the match. Before then, the 27-year-old defender will have his hands full during Saturday's early English Premier League match against Chelsea. The Canaries are 3-0 in 2012, yielding just one goal in each of their last three games. If Whitbread and Co. can hold the likes of Didier Drogba, Frank Lampard and Daniel Sturridge to just one goal on Saturday, you would have to like their chances of continuing the unbeaten streak. Good luck deciding what to watch over the next two hours, because there is an embarrassment of riches for folks who follow Americans abroad. No fewer than four Yanks - Landon Donovan, Tim Howard, Marcus Hahnneman, and the on-trial striker Edson Buddle - could appear on the Everton roster when the Toffees host Blackburn (Fox Soccer). Even if Buddle does not make the squad, expect to see a lot of American activity on the field. Donovan has looked great for David Moyess" squad, and the manager seems determined to play his U.S. wing as much as possible during the two-month loan. If you would rather check in on Carlos Bocanegra, Maurice Edu and Alejandro Bedoya, pony up the $9.82 at www.rangerstv.tv and you can catch Glasgow Rangers against Aberdeen at Ibrox. Edu, who may be on the move to French side Sochaux, is still a vital cog in Ally McCoist's midfield, but if the rumors pan out he might not be in Scotland's Premier League much longer. Still not satisfied? No worries. You can dose up on Deuce as Fulham and Clint Dempsey tackle Newcastle United at Craven Cottage (Fox Soccer Plus). Dempsey, always greedy for goals, has 12 in all competitions this season, and is always a good bet to put on a good show. 12:30 p.m. While there is virtually zero chance Tim Ream will A) complete his transfer to Bolton; B) secure a British work permit; and C) get into the roster between now and Saturday, we wanted to list the Bolton-Liverpool (Fox Soccer) game anyway. Wanderers recently sold its star center back, Gary Cahill, to Chelsea, so manager Owen Coyle has an urgent need for help along the backline. Ream should see plenty of high-level action if/when his transfer is completed. With three U.S.-eligible players on its senior roster, Club Tijuana provides great one-stop shopping for American fans. True, one of these players is Edgar Castillo, who failed to impress with the national team in 2011. But 20-year-old fullback/wing Greg Garza has a high upside and the wonderfully skilled Joe Corona is an interesting prospect for the U.S. Olympic team as well as the national squad. The Xolos match against Guadalajara (Telemundo) is the perfect appetizer course before the national team takes on Venezuela at 9 p.m. 8:30 a.m. Seventeen games into the 2011-12 Eredivisie season, AZ is still holding on to first place ahead of a few much-bigger rivals, including fourth-place Ajax, whom they will face Sunday (ESPN3). Two Americans are key to AZ's success thus far: Technical director Earnie Stewart, the former U.S. national team star who now works behind the scenes at AZ, has cobbled together an overachieving squad that is always fun to watch. For insight into Stewart's success, read this great article. And striker Jozy Altidore, who has nine goals in all competitions this season, provides bulk and skill at the tip of the spear. Altidore has developed a good partnership with attacking midfielder Adam Maher and seems to be regaining much of the confidence he lost during his time at Villarreal. Missed Chance The Hoffenheim-Hannover match is not being shown in the States, which means we cannot check in on Steve Cherundolo, Fabian Johnson and Danny Williams after their Bundesliga break. Cherundolo's status, in particular, is curious. The Hannover captain has played in just seven of 17 games this season. Is the 32-year-old fullback running out of gas? If not, why is he spending so much time on the sideline? Too bad GolTV is not showing this one. Which games will you be watching this weekend? Share your thoughts in the comments.